morganatic

His morganatic marriage to her 1707 was considered a scandal.

He has also four children from a morganatic marriage with a wife called Agnes.

"Even though I'm only your morganatic wife, surely there's nothing wrong about my being here?"

She also had her marriage and children confirmed as legitimate, although morganatic.

The 14th anniversary of the morganatic oath fell on 28 June.

This was a morganatic marriage; the wedding took place in Vienna.

This was a morganatic marriage, and the children born of it were not eligible to succeed.

It was a morganatic union and was kept secret while her father lived.

He was often in conflict with the Habsburg court, especially because of his morganatic marriage.

She turned Christian against his spouse and his morganatic children.

However, on 10 February 1637 they finally concluded a formal agreement to accept the union as morganatic.

His wife however was a commoner, which indicates an almost morganatic status to the marriage.

The prince continued: 'I should not be the first of my famib to make a morganatic marriage.

I looked on my marriage to Gerda as morganatic.

Marriages have never been considered morganatic in any part of the United Kingdom.

When Henriette became pregnant a second time, a morganatic marriage was arranged.

However, both the court in Norburg and his relatives opposed a morganatic marriage.

The marriage of their parents was considered morganatic.

This differs from morganatic marriages, which are considered legally valid.

The marriage was morganatic, and the children born to it had no dynastic rights of succession.

It was rumored that she entered into a morganatic marriage with her chamberlain.

She was a commoner and this was considered a morganatic marriage.

It is this microscopic chaos which brings on my morganatic ailments.

Main thing to remember is that his grace the prince's marriage is what you would term morganatic.

The marriage was non-existent, not a morganatic marriage, as many have called it.