Life
- 1546Born · Cölln
- 1608Died · Köpenick
- —archbishop
- —Prince-Elector
Their story
Joachim Frederick, born in Cölln in 1546, rose to prominence as a Prince-Elector. His life's trajectory saw him hold the esteemed title of archbishop before ascending to the Electorship. He was a figure of his time, navigating the complex political and religious landscape of the late 16th century. His reign as Prince-Elector was marked by the responsibilities inherent in such a powerful position within the Holy Roman Empire. Joachim Frederick passed away in Köpenick in 1608, leaving behind a legacy tied to his significant roles and the Hohenzollern dynasty.
Family
Parents: John George Hohenzollern
Partner: Eleanor of Prussia Hohenzollern, Catherine of Brandenburg-Küstrin Hohenzollern
Children: Marie Eleonore von Brandenburg Hohenzollern, Barbara Sophie of Brandenburg Hohenzollern, Anne Catherine of Brandenburg Hohenzollern, John Sigismund Hohenzollern, August of Brandenburg Hohenzollern, Christian William of Brandenburg Hohenzollern
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