In the heart of Liechtenstein, the Princely Family is reeling from a profound loss. According to reports, Prince Constantin von und zu Liechtenstein (1972-2023) left us suddenly on December 5th, in Vaduz. The devastating news was confirmed through a solemn statement on the official Princely House website, and a reason for his demise remains undisclosed at this time.
At 51 years old, Prince Constantin occupied a significant place in the family lineage, being the youngest son of the reigning Prince Hans-Adam II (78) and positioned seventh in line to the throne. In his illustrious family, he was cherished by his loyal wife, Princess Marie von und zu Liechtenstein, together with their adored children – Prince Moritz (born 2003), Princess Georgina (born 2005), and Prince Benedikt (born 2008).
Born in the vibrant Swiss city of St. Gallen in March 1972, Prince Constantin stemmed from a family of five. His educational journey began in Vaduz, continuing with law studies at Paris Lodron University in Salzburg, where he graduated in 1997.
In the latter part of his life, Prince Constantin assumed crucial roles within his native land. He served as the Chairman of the Supervisory Board for Liechtenstein Group AG and was also a respected member of the Board of Directors for Liechtenstein Group Holding AG. Marrying Princess Marie in 1999, their shared life played out in the idyllic capital city of Liechtenstein, Vaduz.
The disheartening news of Prince Constantin's passing has left an indelible void within the royal family, deeply affecting Princess Marie and their beloved children. As a devoted family man and a devoted professional, he stood as a stalwart pillar in Liechtenstein's esteemed community.
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Though details about his governmental roles prior to his death are scarce in available sources, it can be inferred that in his capacity as a member of the royal family, Prince Constantin would have played various roles in the Princely House of Liechtenstein. These might encompass ceremonial duties as well as advisory roles within the family's governance structure.
