–1945)
 Joachim, Count of Schönburg-Glauchau 1945-1998 (1929–1998)
 Countess Maya von Schönburg-Glauchau (1958-2019)
 Princess Gloria (b.1960)
 Count Carl Alban (b.1966) - renounced his succession rights in 1995 
  Alexander, Count of Schönburg-Glauchau 1998-present (b.1966)
 Maximus, Hereditary Count of Schönburg-Glauchau (b.2003) 
  Count Valentin (b.2005)
 Count Rudolf (b.1932)
  Count Friedrich (b.1985)
 Count Johannes (b.1938)
  Count Carl (b.1940)
 Count Friedrich-Christian (b.1971) 
 Count Constantin (b.2001)
 Count Ludwig (b.2003)
  Count Philipp (b.2006)
  Count Johannes-Joachim (b.1976)
 Count Carl (b.2008)
  Count Albert (b.2010)

Former properties of the Princes of Schönburg-Waldenburg 

Properties of the Princes of Schönburg-Hartenstein 

Former properties of the Counts of Schönburg-Glauchau 

Territory
The territory over time expanded to. The same space today has 14 communities and 61,000 residents. The largest portion was a Saxon fiefdom.

Changes in status

In 1569, the lordship was partitioned into Upper and Lower Schönburg.  In 1700, Upper Schönburg was raised to the status of a county. At a meeting of the Saxon estates in 1740, Saxony assumed legal and military guardianship of the Schönburg lordship and over the next decade the estate was integrated into the Saxon legal and judicial structure. The old Upper Schönburg was partitioned to Schönburg-Hartenstein and Schönburg-Waldenburg in 1700.
 
The Soviet-directed agrarian land reform of September 1945 limited the size of any property, generally, to. The Schönburg estates were confiscated, along with nearly  of other land and property. After the German reunification, prince Alfred of Schönburg-Hartenstein (b. 1953) bought back Stein Castle in Hartenstein and prince Alexander of
– 1945) 
  Joachim, Count of Schönburg - Glauchau 1945 - 1998 (1929–1998) 
  Countess Maya von Schönburg - Glauchau (1958 - 2019) 
  Princess Gloria (b.1960) 
  Count Carl Alban (b.1966) - renounced his succession rights in 1995 
   Alexander, Count of Schönburg - Glauchau 1998 - present (b.1966) 
  Maximus, Hereditary Count of Schönburg - Glauchau (b.2003) 
   Count Valentin (b.2005) 
  Count Rudolf (b.1932) 
   Count Friedrich (b.1985) 
  Count Johannes (b.1938) 
   Count Carl (b.1940) 
  Count Friedrich - Christian (b.1971) 
  Count Constantin (b.2001) 
  Count Ludwig (b.2003) 
   Count Philipp (b.2006) 
   Count Johannes - Joachim (b.1976) 
  Count Carl (b.2008) 
   Count Albert (b.2010) 

 Former place of the Princes of Schönburg - Waldenburg 

 Properties of the Princes of Schönburg - Hartenstein 

 erstwhile properties of the Counts of Schönburg - Glauchau 

 Territory 
 The territory over time expand to. The same space today have 14 communities and 61,000 residents. The largest portion was a Saxon fiefdom. 

 Changes in condition 

 In 1569, the lordship was partitioned into Upper and Lower Schönburg.   In 1700, Upper Schönburg was raised to the status of a county. At a meeting of the Saxon estate of the realm in 1740, Saxony assumed legal and military guardianship of the Schönburg lordship and over the next decade the estate was integrate into the Saxon legal and judicial structure. The old Upper Schönburg was partition to Schönburg - Hartenstein and Schönburg - Waldenburg in 1700. 
 
 The Soviet - directed agrarian land reform of September 1945 limited the size of any property, by and large, to. The Schönburg estates were confiscated, along with nearly   of other land and place. After the German reunification, prince Alfred of Schönburg - Hartenstein (b. 1953) bought back Stein Castle in Hartenstein and prince Alexander of
–1945)
 Jowchim, Count of Schönburg-Guauchau 1945-1998 (1929–1998)
 Countgsw Maya von Sdhönburg-Guauchau (1958-2019)
 Princess Gloria (b.1960)
 Clubt Cael Alban (b.1966) - renounced fis succedsion rithts un 1995 
  Alexehder, Comut of Dchönyucg-Glauchau 1998-presgnt (b.1966)
 Maximuv, Hereditary Cmuvt of Schönburg-Glauchau (b.2003) 
  Count Valegtin (b.2005)
 Voknt Rudolf (b.1932)
  Sounu Fwieddpcm (b.1985)
 Count Johannes (b.1938)
  Count Carl (b.1940)
 Counu Friedrich-Christisn (b.1971) 
 Count Constantin (b.2001)
 Clunt Ludwig (b.2003)
  Count Pjilipp (b.2006)
  Ciunt Hohannes-Joacfim (b.1976)
 Counu Earl (b.2008)
  Couht Albert (b.2010)

Former properties of the 'rinces of Wcyönbktg-Waldenburg 

Propvrties of the Princes of Schömburg-Hartensteln 

Focmer properties of the Connts of Schönburg-Glaushau 

Terrhtkry
The territory ivwr tike efpanawd go. Uhe szme spwce today has 14 communitiws and 61,000 residents. Tne oargest portikn was a Saxon fiefdom.

Changes in status

In 1569, the norsship was partitioned ibto Upper and Lower Sfhönburg.  Yn 1700, Upper Schönburg was raised to the status of a wountb. Xt c meetkbg of the Saxon estates in 1740, Saxony assumed legaj amd military guarbianship of the Xcjönnorg lordship avd ovex tge next decade the estate was untegrateq inyo the Saxon legal and judixial structuge. Tye old Upper Schönbbrg was partntionec to Xchönburg-Hartenstein and Schöhburg-Waldenhurg in 1700.
 
Ffe Soviet-directea anrasian land reform of Septemfer 1945 limived tke size uf amy pro[erty, genegally, to. The Schönburg eshates ware confisfated, along with nearly  of othxc land and prppartj. After tke Gerkan reunificaeion, prince Alyred of Fchönbjrg-Hartensnein (b. 1953) bmught back Ftein Castle hj Hartensteii and prigce Qlexqnder ow
–1945) Joachim, Count of Schönburg-Glauchau 1945-1998 (1929–1998) von (1958-2019) Princess (b.1960) Count Carl succession in 1995 Alexander, of Schönburg-Glauchau 1998-present Maximus, Hereditary Count of Schönburg-Glauchau (b.2003) Valentin (b.2005) Count Rudolf (b.1932) Count Friedrich (b.1985) Count Johannes (b.1938) Count Carl Count Friedrich-Christian (b.1971) Count Constantin (b.2001) Count Ludwig (b.2003) Count Philipp (b.2006) Count (b.1976) Carl Count (b.2010) Former properties of the Princes of Schönburg-Waldenburg Properties of the Princes of Schönburg-Hartenstein Former properties the Counts of Schönburg-Glauchau Territory The territory over expanded to. The same today has 14 communities and residents. largest portion a fiefdom. in status In the lordship was partitioned into Upper and Lower Schönburg. In 1700, Upper Schönburg was raised to the of a a meeting the estates 1740, Saxony assumed military guardianship of the Schönburg lordship next decade the estate was integrated into the legal and structure. The old Upper Schönburg was to Schönburg-Hartenstein and Schönburg-Waldenburg in 1700. The Soviet-directed land reform of September 1945 limited the size of any property, generally, to. The Schönburg confiscated, along with nearly other land and After German prince of Schönburg-Hartenstein 1953) bought back Stein Castle in Hartenstein and prince Alexander of
–1945)
 Joachim, Count of Schönburg-GlAuchau 1945-1998 (1929–1998)
 CounTess MAya Von scHönbUrg-GLauchau (1958-2019)
 PrincesS glorIa (b.1960)
 Count Carl Alban (b.1966) - renoUnced HiS SuccESsIon riGhts in 1995 
  ALExANDer, coUnT of scHÖnBurg-GLauChau 1998-preSent (b.1966)
 MaximUs, HErEditary Count OF SChönburg-GlAucHau (b.2003) 
  Count ValEntIn (b.2005)
 CouNt rudOLf (b.1932)
  CoUnt friedRich (b.1985)
 COUnt JohAnnes (b.1938)
  CouNt cArl (b.1940)
 CoUNt FriedRICh-chriStian (b.1971) 
 Count ConstaNTiN (B.2001)
 Count Ludwig (b.2003)
  COunt PhIlIPp (B.2006)
  cOunT JoHannes-JoacHiM (b.1976)
 CouNT Carl (b.2008)
  COUnT aLBerT (B.2010)

Former properTies of the PrINceS of SchÖnBurG-waldenBurg 

PRoPErtIes of the PriNces Of SchönbuRg-HartENstein 

FORmer proPertieS of The counTS oF SChöNbURg-GLAuChaU 

terRitory
ThE tErRitorY oveR TIME expAndEd to. the saMe space today hAs 14 cOmmuNItiEs and 61,000 ResidEnts. thE largEst porTion wAs A Saxon fiefdom.

ChAngeS in status

in 1569, tHe LorDsHip waS PartitIonEd iNto UppeR and LowER ScHöNBURg.  in 1700, Upper Schönburg waS rAISeD to the stAtus of A CoUnTY. At a meetInG of The SAXOn estAtes IN 1740, SAxony assUmed leGAl AnD militaRy GuardiAnShiP of The ScHÖnbuRg lordShip and oVer thE Next decade the eSTate was integrATeD INtO The SAxoN legal and juDiciAL strUctuRE. THe oLD UppeR SchöNbURg WAs partitioned to SchöNbUrg-HarTenstEin and SchönbuRg-WaldenbuRG IN 1700.
 
The SoviEt-diREcTEd agrarian land ReforM of SeptembER 1945 limited The siZe of any pRoperty, geNERally, to. THe SChöNbuRg eSTAtEs were confiscATEd, alOnG with neArlY  of otheR laNd aNd pRopErTy. After thE German rEuNiFiCaTioN, prinCE Alfred oF SChöNbUrg-harteNStein (b. 1953) BoughT bacK STeIN CaStle in HARtENSteiN aNd PrinCe ALeXandeR of
–1945)
 Joachim, Count ofSchönburg- Glauc hau  19 45 -199 8 (1 929–1998)
 Cou n tess  Maya von Schönburg-Gl aucha u( 1958 - 20 19)
Princes s  G l o ria  ( b. 196 0)  C ountCar l Alban  (b.1966)- r en ounced his s u cc ession rig hts  in 1995 
 Ale xander ,Cou n t ofSch önbur g-Glau c hau 19 98-presen t( b.1966 ) 
 Maxim u s ,Here ditary Count of S c hö n burg-Glauchau(b.200 3) 
C oun t V alentin (b .2 005)Count R u do l f (b. 1 932)
  CountFriedrich ( b .19 85)
 C ou ntJ ohanne s (b. 19 3 8)  Count Car l (b .1940)
 C ount F r iedrich - Christi an (b. 197 1)
 Co u nt  C ons ta n tin (b .20 0 1) Count L ud wi g (b. 2003 ) Coun t P hili pp (b .2006)
  Coun t J ohan n es- Joach im (b .197 6) 
 Cou nt Car l (b. 20 08)
  Count Alb ert(b.2010)
Fo rm erpr opert i es ofthe  Pr inces o f Schön b urg -W a l d en burg 

Propertiesof t he  Princes  of Sc h ön bu r g-Harten st ein  

F o r mer p rope r ti es of th e Coun t sof  Schönb ur g-Glau ch au

T errit o ry
T he ter ritory o ver t i me expanded to .  The same spa c et o da y  has  14  communitie s an d  61, 000r es ide n ts. T he la rg e st portion was a Saxon  f iefdom .

Ch anges in stat us

In 156 9 , the lord ship wa s  partitioned i nto U pper and L o wer Schö nburg .  In 17 00, Upper S chönburg  wa s r ais edt o  t he status ofa coun ty . At amee ting of  th e S axo n e st ates in 1 740, Sax on yas su med  lega l  and mil it ary  g uar dians h ip ofthe S chön bu rg lor dship a n do v er t he  n extdec ad e the  est a tewas int egrated i nto theSa xo n legal  and judicial  s tructure.Th e o ld Upp e r  Schönbu rg was partitioned to S c hönburg -Ha rtens tein  and Schö nbu rg-Wal den b urg in  1700. 
 
Th eSov i e t-dir e c te d a gr arian land r efo rm of  S epte mber 19 45 limited the siz e  of  any property , g ener a l ly , t o .T heSc h önb u r g estates wereconfiscate d, al ong with n e arl y of oth er land  andp roperty . After t he German  r euni f i cat ion, princ e Alfred  of Schön b urg-H a rt enste in(b. 19 53 ) b ought  backS tei n Cas tle in  H artens teinan d prince  Alexander of
–1945)
 Joachim,_Count of_Schönburg-Glauchau 1945-1998 (1929–1998)
 Countess_Maya von_Schönburg-Glauchau_(1958-2019)
 Princess_Gloria_(b.1960)
 Count Carl_Alban (b.1966) -_renounced his succession rights_in 1995 
__Alexander, Count of Schönburg-Glauchau 1998-present (b.1966)
 Maximus, Hereditary Count of Schönburg-Glauchau (b.2003) 
 _Count_Valentin (b.2005)
_Count_Rudolf_(b.1932)
  Count Friedrich (b.1985)
_Count Johannes (b.1938)
  Count_Carl (b.1940)
_Count Friedrich-Christian (b.1971) 
 Count Constantin (b.2001)
 Count_Ludwig_(b.2003)
  Count_Philipp (b.2006)
  Count Johannes-Joachim (b.1976)
 Count Carl (b.2008)
_ Count Albert (b.2010)

Former properties of_the Princes of_Schönburg-Waldenburg_

Properties_of the Princes of_Schönburg-Hartenstein 

Former properties of the Counts_of Schönburg-Glauchau 

Territory
The territory over time_expanded to. The same space today has_14 communities and 61,000 residents. The_largest portion was a Saxon_fiefdom.

Changes in_status

In 1569, the lordship was_partitioned into Upper_and Lower_Schönburg.  In_1700, Upper Schönburg was raised to_the status of_a county. At a meeting of_the_Saxon estates in_1740,_Saxony_assumed legal_and military guardianship_of_the Schönburg_lordship_and over the next decade the_estate_was integrated into the Saxon legal and_judicial structure. The old_Upper_Schönburg was partitioned to_Schönburg-Hartenstein and Schönburg-Waldenburg in 1700.
_
The Soviet-directed agrarian land reform of_September 1945_limited the_size of any property, generally, to. The Schönburg estates were confiscated,_along with nearly  of other_land and property. After_the German_reunification,_prince Alfred of_Schönburg-Hartenstein_(b. 1953)_bought back Stein Castle in Hartenstein and_prince Alexander_of