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Miklós Esterházy

Hungarian noble [1765-1833]
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Miklós Esterházy (1765–1833) was a Hungarian noble known for his significant contributions during the Napoleonic Wars. He raised and funded a regiment at his own expense to fight against the French in Austria. Despite Napoleon's offer in 1809 to make him king of Hungary, Miklós Esterházy remained loyal to the Habsburgs and refused the honor, continuing to defend their interests. He was also recognized for his extensive collection of paintings and engravings in Vienna.1

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