Seznam řeckých princezen sňatkem

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Toto je seznam řeckých princezen, které titul získaly sňatkem, od nastoupení Jiřího I. na trůn Řeckého království v roce 1863. Ženy držící titul princezny jsou obvykle oslovovány jako „Její královská Výsost“ (JkV).

Alžběta II., Marina Karellaová a Irina Alexandrovna Ovtčinniková, přestože splňují většinu požadavků, nejsou klasifikované jako řecké princezny, protože princ Philip, manžel Alžběty II., se vzdal svých řeckých (a dánských) titulů, princ Michael měl morganatický sňatek a princ Petr po svatbě ztratil svá nástupnická práva.

Seznam řeckých princezen sňatkem od roku 1863

PortrétJménoNarozeníSmrtSňatekManžel
Princezna Sofie Pruská1870193227. října 1889Korunní princ Konstantin
Princezna Marie Bonapartová1882196221. listopadu 1907Princ Jiří
Velkovévodkyně Jelena Vladimirovna Ruská1882195729. srpna 1902Princ Mikuláš
Princezna Alice z Battenbergu188519696. října 1903Princ Ondřej
Nancy Leedsová187319231. února 1923Princ Kryštof
Princezna Františka Orleánská1902195311. února 1929Princ Kryštof
Princezna Alžběta Rumunská1894195627. února 1921

rozvod 1935

Korunní princ Jiří
Aspasia Manuová189619724. listopadu 1919Alexandr I.
Princezna Frederika Hannoverská191719819. ledna 1938Dědičný princ Pavel
Marie-Chantal Millerová19681. července 1995Korunní princ Pavel
Taťána Blatniková198025. srpna 2010Princ Nikolaos
Nina Flohrová198712. prosince 2020Princ Filippos

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