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List of Sovereign Princes of Liechtenstein # Prince (Fürst) Born - Died   Reigned 1 Karl I 1569-1627 1608-1627 2 Karl Eusebius 1611-1684 1627-1684 3 Johann Adam Andreas 1657-1712 1699-1712 4 Josef Wenzel 1696-1772 1712-1718 (1732-1745, 1748-1772) 5 Anton Florian 1656-1721 1718-1721 6 Josef Johann Adam 1690-1732 1721-1732 4 ( Josef Wenzel ) 1696-1772 1732-1745 (1712-1718, 1748-1772) 7 Johann Nepomuk Karl 1724-1748 1732-1748 4 ( Josef Wenzel ) 1696-1772 1748-1772 (1712-1718, 1732-1745) 8 Franz Josef I 1726-1781 1772-1781 9 Alois I 1759-1805 1781-1805 10 Johann Josef I 1760-1836 1805-1836 11 Alois II 1796-1858 1836-1858 12 Johannes II 1840-1929 1858-1929 13 Franz I 1853-1938 1929-1938 14 Franz Josef II 1906-1989 1938-1989 15 Hans Adam II 1945- 1989- On 15 August 2004, Hans Adam II formally delegated the power to make decisions in Liechtenstein to his son, Alois of Liechtenstein. Hans Adam II remains head of state. See also: Politics of Liechtenstein, list of Liechtenstein Heads of Government, lists of incumbents External link The Princely House of Liechtenstein (http://www.fuerstenhaus.li) (official site) Categories: Lists of office-holders | Princes of Liechtenstein

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