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Russia / Netherlands Medal 1816 Marriage Anna Pavlovna, Grand Duchess of Russia and William II, Prince of Orange EF+
Joel Numismatics / Demuntenkoning 
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On the Marriage of Anna Pavlovna, Grand Duchess of Russia and William II, Prince of Orange. Conjoined busts. Rv. Two glowing hearts on a pedestal. 4-line inscription in the center of pedestal.
Scratch present on the medal, possibly caused during the striking process.
The marriage of Anna Pavlovna, Grand Duchess of Russia, and William II, Prince of Orange, took place on February 21, 1816, in Saint Petersburg. This dynastic union strengthened ties between the Russian and Dutch royal families.
Anna Pavlovna, born in 1795, was the daughter of Emperor Paul I of Russia. William II, born in 1792, was the son of King William I of the Netherlands. Their marriage was politically motivated, reinforcing alliances after the Napoleonic Wars.
The grand wedding in the Winter Palace was attended by European dignitaries. Anna Pavlovna, known for her strong character, adapted to Dutch court life despite cultural differences. She became deeply involved in charity and the arts.
William II became King of the Netherlands in 1840, making Anna Pavlovna Queen Consort. She played a crucial role in court and society. After his death in 1849, she remained active in public life until her passing in 1865.
Their marriage symbolized European stability through dynastic alliances, and Anna Pavlovna is remembered as a devoted and compassionate queen.
Scratch present on the medal, possibly caused during the striking process.
The marriage of Anna Pavlovna, Grand Duchess of Russia, and William II, Prince of Orange, took place on February 21, 1816, in Saint Petersburg. This dynastic union strengthened ties between the Russian and Dutch royal families.
Anna Pavlovna, born in 1795, was the daughter of Emperor Paul I of Russia. William II, born in 1792, was the son of King William I of the Netherlands. Their marriage was politically motivated, reinforcing alliances after the Napoleonic Wars.
The grand wedding in the Winter Palace was attended by European dignitaries. Anna Pavlovna, known for her strong character, adapted to Dutch court life despite cultural differences. She became deeply involved in charity and the arts.
William II became King of the Netherlands in 1840, making Anna Pavlovna Queen Consort. She played a crucial role in court and society. After his death in 1849, she remained active in public life until her passing in 1865.
Their marriage symbolized European stability through dynastic alliances, and Anna Pavlovna is remembered as a devoted and compassionate queen.
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