THE DATE BEHIND THE NAME

Duke Eugen of Württemberg

Russian general (1787–1857)

Duke Eugen of Württemberg has incompatible recorded birth dates. The main Wikidata statement lists January 8, 1788 in Oleśnica, Poland.

Born

January 8, 1788

An exact age is omitted because the recorded dates are incompatible or not precise enough.

Died: September 16, 1857

Source:

Synchronized from Wikidata on October 5, 2026.

Birthplace
Oleśnica, Poland
Professions
military personnel, composer, politician
Citizenship
Kingdom of Württemberg

Incompatible birth dates

Sources disagree: January 8, 1788 (Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Gesamtausgabe; Erik Amburger database; kulturstiftung.org) or December 28, 1787 (No external source identified).

The main date retains its own sources. These alternatives overlap neither all other statements nor the main date. Rank is Wikidata editorial priority, not proof.

December 28, 1787

Precision: day · Rank: normal

    No external source identified

    More about Duke Eugen of Württemberg

    Birth name
    Eugen Friedrich Karl Paul Ludwig von Württemberg

    Family

    Child
    Duke Wilhelm of Württemberg
    Child
    Duchess Agnes of Württemberg
    Child
    Duke Nicholas of Württemberg
    Child
    Duchess Marie of Württemberg
    Sibling
    Duke Paul Wilhelm of Württemberg
    Father
    Duke Eugen of Württemberg
    Spouse
    Princess Helene of Hohenlohe-Langenburg
    Mother
    Princess Luise of Stolberg-Gedern
    Spouse
    Princess Mathilde of Waldeck and Pyrmont
    Child
    Duke Eugen of Württemberg

    All birth date sources

    A source is P248 “stated in” or a non-Wikimedia reference URL. Import-only references do not qualify.

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    Questions people ask

    Where was Duke Eugen of Württemberg born?

    Duke Eugen of Württemberg was born in Oleśnica, Poland.

    What was Duke Eugen of Württemberg’s name at birth?

    Duke Eugen of Württemberg’s recorded birth name is Eugen Friedrich Karl Paul Ludwig von Württemberg.