Why did the death of the former Grand Duke of Luxembourg shake the whole of Europe?

Because of his prowessness, he shrewdly chose finance and international exchange as Luxembourg's new economic strategic positioning, and actively engaged in the cause of promoting European integration.

The person who can shake the whole of Europe is certainly not an ordinary person, who has made a lot and contributions to Europe.

Because the former Grand Duke of Luxembourg struggled step by step towards integration, Jean's contribution was widely respected and valued.

His heroic performance in World War II is one of the few princes of the fallen European countries, and it is an "immortal historical symbol".

The specifics vary from person to person; Everyone basically draws a taboo for themselves, and all kinds of things are very interesting.

His contribution to the integration of a fragmented Europe from the Coal and Steel Community-EC to the European Union has been widely respected and valued.

Because he has made a great contribution to the integration of Europe, which has been divided since ancient times, from the Coal and Steel Community-the European Community to the European Union, step by step.

Thanks to his efforts and the efforts of many other like-minded people, Europe, which had been divided since ancient times, from the Coal and Steel Community-EC to the European Union, has struggled step by step towards integration, so that his contribution is widely respected and valued.

Luxembourg was the first to publish an obituary to the people and the world, and announced a cumbersome funeral rite that looks quite "retro" in the 21st century

At 14:30 local time on April 28, the coffin of the former Grand Duke will be transferred from the temporarily suspended Berg Castle to the Grand Duke Palace with a grand ceremony, and will be open to people from all walks of life along the way;

From the morning of April 29, it will be in the chapel of the Grand Ducal Palace for the public family and relatives and friends to pay respects;

On May 3, it will be open all day (until 4 p.m.) for all citizens and foreign guests to pay their respects and pay respects;

On 4 May, at 11 a.m., the funeral Mass will be held at Notre-Dame de Luxembourg, in the presence of the current Grand Duke Henry and his wife and dignitaries of the Ducal Family, and will be open to any domestic or foreign guests wishing to attend the funeral, followed by a burial.

The mourning period lasts for 6 weeks, of which the first 12 days are the statutory national mourning days, and flags are lowered at half-mast at all important places.

The European Commission, the European Parliament, EU member states (including the United Kingdom, which is in the process of leaving the European Union), as well as the distant United States and Canada**, all expressed their solemn condolences to the nearly centenarian who had just passed away and the last "living" Grand Duchy in Europe.

Why did the death of the former monarch of such a small country trigger a huge "battle" and international repercussions? <>

He shrewdly chose finance and international exchange as Luxembourg's new economic strategic positioning.

Luxembourg is the Grand Duchy because the head of state of Luxembourg is the Grand Duke.

Luxembourg was united in 963 AD. 15 In the 18th century, it was ruled by Spain, France, and Austria, and became a Grand Duchy in 1815.

The head of the Grand Duchy is held by the Grand Duke or the Female Grand Duke, and the similar ones are the principalities and principalities, although the names are different and the title of the monarch is the largest prince, and the second duke is the second duke, but in fact they are all equal monarchs, not literally different ranks of royal families or nobles in the same country.

The only remaining self-proclaimed Grand Duchy today is the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, but in fact any city-state or micro-state with a monarch as its head can be called a Grand Duchy or Duchy in Chinese or Japanese.

Main attractions

Church of Our Lady. Built between 1613 and 1621, the Renaissance building was not used as a church, but as a church school.

Grand Ducal Palace. It was the residence of the Grand Duke, the supreme ruler of Luxembourg at that time. It is located in the north of the Church of Our Lady on the square of Tom, and the interior decoration is very elaborate and exquisite, especially the main hall, the king's room and the banquet hall.

Syntagma Square. The Place de la Constitución on the edge of the canyon is a great place to see the Grand Canyon of Luxembourg.

The Adamf Suspension Bridge is one of Luxembourg's city symbols, and the bridge spans the gorge and is spectacular.

Château de Luxembourg. It has been baptized by war for a long time, and it is a place for soldiers to strive for, and it is of great strategic significance.

Adolf Bridge. One of the outstanding buildings in Europe, the bridge connects Luxembourg's old and new urban districts, and visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery in the distance.

Benedictine Monastery. The city of Etmacher is located on the banks of the Suri River, next to the famous Benedictine Monastery.

Luxembourg is indeed the last remaining Grand Duchy on the European continent, a monarchy with the Grand Duke as the head of state, and a mild climate, beautiful scenery, and a highly developed capitalist country.

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a constitutional monarchy and the only remaining Grand Duchy in the world today. As the name suggests, the status of this title is higher than that of the duke, but one rank lower than that of the king, and the territory ruled by the grand duke is called the grand duke. The Grand Duchy first appeared in Europe during the period of feudal dynastic secession in the Middle Ages.

For most of the period in history, the (king) prince and the prince of the West had a relationship of superiority and subordination, the prince was canonized by the duke, the duke was canonized by the king, the duke was subordinate to the king, the hou was subordinate to the duke, and the prince was subordinate to the male. Grand Duke and Prince are both titles of nobility, and although the translations are similar, there is a fundamental difference between them. Grand Duke is a title higher than the Prince, not necessarily a member of the royal family.

Prince usually refers to a member of the royal family. After the independence of the European vassal states, this title gradually evolved into the title of independent monarch.

Yes, Luxembourg is the only remaining large park on the European continent, covering an area of 2,586 square kilometers, with a particularly beautiful scenery, known as the land of a thousand castles.