Amsbergian

Amsbergian refers to anything related to the Amsberg family, a prominent aristocratic family of German origin. The most famous member of the Amsberg family is Prince Claus von Amsberg, who was the husband of Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands. His marriage to the Dutch queen in 1966 brought the Amsberg name into significant international attention.

The family's history predates Prince Claus's marriage, with roots tracing back to the Duchy of Mecklenburg. Members of the Amsberg family held various positions and titles in German society over the centuries. Prince Claus himself was born in Hitzacker, Lower Saxony, Germany.

Following his marriage, the term "Amsbergian" became associated with the Dutch royal family through Prince Claus's lineage and his descendants. His children, including King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, carry the Amsberg name as part of their full royal titles. The family's presence has contributed to diplomatic and cultural ties between Germany and the Netherlands.