Emperor Maximilian I (of the Holy Roman Empire)

Emperor Maximilian I (of the Holy Roman Empire) was born on 22 March 1459 in Wiener-Neustadt, Niederhosterreich, Austria.¹ He was the son of Emperor Friedrich III (of the Holy Roman Empire) and Princess Leonor (of Portugal).¹ Emperor Maximilian I (of the Holy Roman Empire) married Princess Marie (of Bourgogne), daughter of Charles 'Le Tbemberaire' De Bourgogne and Princess Isabelle (of Bourbon), on 20 August 1477 in Gand, East Flanders, Belgium.¹ Emperor Maximilian I (of the Holy Roman Empire) died on 12 January 1519 in Wels, Oberhosterreich, Austria, at age 59.¹ He was buried at St. Georg, Wiener-Neustadt, Niederhosterreich, Austria.¹
Maximilian I's mother Princess Leonor (of Portugal) died on 3 September 1467 in Wiener-Neustadt, Niederhosterreich, Austria.¹ Emperor Maximilian I (of the Holy Roman Empire) became the father of King Philip I 'The Handsome' (of Spain) on 22 June 1478.¹ Emperor Maximilian I (of the Holy Roman Empire) became the father of Archduchess Margarethe (of Austria) on 10 January 1480.¹ Emperor Maximilian I (of the Holy Roman Empire) became the father of Archduke Franz (of Austria) on 2 September 1481.¹ Maximilian I's son Archduke Franz (of Austria) died on 26 December 1481.¹ Emperor Maximilian I (of the Holy Roman Empire) became a widower with the death of his wife, Princess Marie (of Bourgogne) on 27 March 1482 in Bruges, Flandres, at age 25.¹ Maximilian I's father Emperor Friedrich III (of the Holy Roman Empire) died on 19 August 1493 in Linz, Oberoesterreich, Austria.¹ Maximilian I's son was married at wedding of King Philip I 'The Handsome' (of Spain) and Princess Juana (of Arag’On) on 21 August 1496 in Lierre, Anvers, Belgium.¹ Maximilian I's son King Philip I 'The Handsome' (of Spain) died on 25 September 1506 in Burgos, Burgos, Spain.¹