One ruler of this house married the last Premyslid princess and died at the Battle of Crécy.
Thomas Carlyle nicknamed one ruler of this house "Super-Grammaticam" for scolding a cardinal who corrected his Latin. One ruler of this house married the last Premyslid princess and died at the Battle of Crécy. Besides the blind King John, another ruler of this house, Charles IV, formalized the prince-elector system with the Golden Bull of 1356. In the 14th and early 15th centuries, this dynasty ruled Bohemia and competed with the (*) Wittelsbachs over the Holy Roman Empire. Another ruler of this house was the last Holy Roman Emperor before a long line of Habsburgs; that ruler was Sigismund. The namesake region of this house was under personal union from 1815 to 1890, when Salic law prevented Wilhelmina of the Netherlands from inheriting. For 10 points, name this dynasty that shares its name with a Grand Duchy in the Low Countries.
Thomas Carlyle nicknamed one ruler of this house "Super-Grammaticam" for scolding a cardinal who corrected his Latin.
House of Luxembourg