Original sentence: After the death of Maximilian de Beauharnais, his descendants by Grand Duchess Maria Nikolayevna inherited the Beauharnais families claims to the Italian throne, and also became distant relation of the Russian Romanov Imperial Family, bearing the extra title Prince/Princess Romanowsky.Information about Maximillian successors are really scarce and the succession makes no sense after his son Nicolas Maximilianovich's death
Edited sentence: 11 June 1856.14 July 1878.14 July 1883.22 April 1917.23 December 1868.25 November 1935.28 August 1889.28 June 1899.28 September 1942husband's death.31 August 1901husband's accession.6 January 1891husband's accession.9 February 1964.After Nicolas I Maximilianovich de Beauharnais's death the titles: Duke of Leuchtenberg passed to his brothers, since his own descendants were morganatic diqualifying them from being his successor.After the death of Maximilian de Beauharnais, his descendants by Grand Duchess Maria Nikolayevna inherited the Beauharnais families claims to the Italian throne, and also became distant relation of the Russian Romanov Imperial Family, bearing the extra title Prince Romanovsky or Princess Romanovskaja.Alexander Georgievich de Beauharnais.Anastasia of Montenegro.But it isn't known who inherited the family's claims on the Napoleonic Kingdom of Italy and the Grand Duchy of Frankfurt.Eugene Maximilianovich de Beauharnais.George Maximilianovich de Beauharnais.It was either Nicolas morganatic descendants or his royal brothers and nephews; but in the end the latter branch died out and current heir of the morganatic branch is the heir to Beauharnais.Leuchtenberg Branch.Morganatic Branch.Nadeshda Caralli.Nicholas I of Montenegro(Petrović-Njegoš).October 1906divorce.Passed to Nicolas IV Alexander Fritz de Beauharnais in 1974.Zinaida Skobeleva