Partly because of this condition, one ruler was nicknamed The Hexed because it was attributed to sorcery; that sufferer was depicted with it in portraits by Titian and Velazquez.
Partly because of this condition, one ruler was nicknamed The Hexed because it was attributed to sorcery; that sufferer was depicted with it in portraits by Titian and Velazquez. The most famous family with this condition inherited it through Cymburga of Masowia's marriage to Duke Ernst of Inner Austria, and it was evident in Leopold the Hogmouth. Visible in portraits of the first four Spanish Philips, its cause was likely exacerbated by the policy expressed in Maximilian I's maxim tu Austria felix nube: its final sufferer had Maria Anna as his aunt and grandmother and Margarita of Austria as grandmother and great-grandmother. For 10 Points, name this genetic deformity, which led to the aformentioned Charles II of Spain being unable to chew his food and being barely able to speak.
Partly because of this condition, one ruler was nicknamed The Hexed because it was attributed to sorcery; that sufferer was depicted with it in portraits by Titian and Velazquez.
the {Habsburg Lip} (or the {Habsburg Chin} or {Mandibular Prognathism} or {severe underbite})