House of Delanoringen

## Haus von Delanoringen

The Delanoringen family's coat of arms, granted by Emperor Leopold I of the Holy Roman Empire, circa 1683.

## Dynastic and chronological history

### Current region

* Austria-Hungary
	+ Particularly Lower Austria, Styria, and their ancestral residences in Tyrol
* French Third Republic
* German Empire
* United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
* United States of America (1921)
* Kingdom of Italy
* Switzerland

### Place of origin

Tyrol region of Austria and modern-day Italy.

### Founder

* Adalrich von Delanoringen (de facto)
* Charles von Delanoringen (de jure)

### Current head

* Nicholas Augustus von Delanoringen (de facto)
* Edward von Delanoringen (de jure)

### Titles

* Herzog von Delanoringen
	+ Graf von Delanoringen (ancestral title, used before 1683)

### Motto

"Virtute et honore solo, optimam accipit hospitium" "By virtue and by honour, he receives the best [hospitality]".

### Estate(s)

Various, some notable ones being:* Delanoringen Palais, Vienna, Austria-Hungary (ancestral and principal estate)
* Schloss Delanoringen, Graz, Austria-Hungary
* Delanor Estate, Surrey, England, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
* Château de Delanoringen, Paris, French Third Republic
* Delanor Manor, Savannah, Georgia, United States of America (briefly)

### Cadet branches

* Delanoringen-Krásné

The **House of Delanoringen**, known in German as the **Haus von Delanoringen** or simply the **Delanoringen family** is an acclaimed noble, political, and banking family with its origin roots in the Tyrol region of Austria. The family traces their immediate history to Charles von Delanoringen, however, their earlier history can be traced back to the Thirty Years' War and beyond. Charles von Delanoringen was an Austrian banker and acclaimed general who fought for the Austrian Habsburgs during the Great Turkish War and the Battle of Vienna. The success of the Great Turkish War for the ancestral Austrian Habsburgs, allowed Charles; and the Delanoringens to rise to prominence and he was elevated to the rank of noble with the title "Herzog von Delanoringen" and territories in the Holy Roman Empire by Emperor Leopold I and wealth for his servitude during the war. Charles also oversaw construction of the Delanoringen Palais on the outskirts of Vienna, Austria which became the principal residence of the Delanoringen family.

During the early 18th century, Charles and his successors expanded the banking industry through agreements and representatives in many different countries, often giving loans to foreign countries in Europe that were always at war such as England, France, and Austria which increased their own private fortune. Continuation of servitude in multiple wars for the Austrian Habsburgs allowed the Delanoringen family to stay in prominence in Austrian High Society. However, during the early 19th century the family took advantage of the rapidly forming industrial revolution and advanced their fortune to one of the largest private fortunes in Europe and the world, and acquired many estates, residences, industries, companies, banks, across Europe and beyond giving them a monopoly in commerce. The family has also invested in winemaking, agriculture, and real estate.

## Family tree

```
Edward von Delanoringen (b. 1824) + Caroline von Delanoringen (b. 1829 - d. 1879)
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---Vincent von Delanoringen (Delanor) (b. 1924)

--- Markus von Delanoringen (Delanor) (b. 1942)

-- Lucas Delanor (von Delanoringen)

## Residences and properties owned by the Delanoringen family

> *See Also: Properties owned by the Delanoringen family*
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Various, some notable ones being:

* Delanoringen Palais, Vienna, Austria-Hungary
* Schloss Delanoringen, Graz, Austria-Hungary
* Delanor Estate, Surrey, England, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
* Château de Delanoringen, Paris, French Third Republic
* Delanor Manor, Savannah, Georgia, United States of America (briefly)