Enrique IV de Sajonia, fuè en cierta forma, un monarca adelantado para su època. En un tiempo en el que era impensable la divisiòn de poderes entre el Estado y la Iglesia, èl se atreviò a separar los asuntos seculares del Estado Alemàn que èl fundò, de los asuntos religiosos. Porque Enrique IV de Sajonia, fuèl el fundador del Estado Alemàn tal como lo conocemos hoy. Si èl no hubiera sentado las bases del Estado Alemàn, hoy Alemania no existirìa como Estado.
Esto no gusto para nada a las autoridades religiosas y el Papa de ese momento, decide excomulgarlo, hasta obligarlo a retractarse de su decisiòn de separar la autoridad Imperial de la autoridad religiosa, en la famosa "humillaciòn de Canosa".
Cuando estaba en pleno proceso de investigaciòn genealògica de las distintas ramas de la familia de mi padre, descubro que èste es su 37 nieto. Al mismo tiempo, a travès de la gente para la cual mi madre trabajaba como cocinera, nos llega una bendiciòn Papal del Vaticano, solicitada por esta gente para "Lorenza Ludueña". A pesar del error en el nombre, ya que mi mamà no es Ludueña de soltera sino "de Ludueña", al haberse casado con mi padre, que sì es Ludueña, y sì es el descendiente de Enrique IV de Sajonia, igual es notable còmo se cierra el cìrculo de ignorancia iniciado por el Vaticano hacia 1113 con este antepasado, y tuvo que ser un Papa alemàn el que sin saberlo enmendò este error con este monarca y su familia, 37 generaciones despuès.
Gracias Su Santidad Benedicto XVI.
Clara Ludueña-von Oldenburg-Delmenhorst-und von Wildeshausen
miércoles, 19 de enero de 2011
miércoles, 17 de noviembre de 2010

This an image of my niece Andrea Cecilia Ludueña, who has inherited the physical appeareance von Habsburg, and the way of smiling von Oldenburg. She is the daughter of my brother, Victor Andrès Ludueña. She appears here with her first child, Marcelo Petrillo, who has been fathered with her husband, Christian Petrillo.
miércoles, 20 de octubre de 2010
Ivan the Terrible Descendants launch court case to get Kremlin back
An article by Andrew Osborn appeared at the Daily Telegraph Online Edition.
The Princess Foundation, an organization representing the descendants of Rurik, ninth century prince whose eponymous dynasty ruled until 1598, has argued that its ancestors built and lived in the 69-acre Kremlin complex and that it should now be returned to their ownership. "I want to remind the Russian authorities that the Kremlin belongs to the Ruriks", said Gran Prince Valerty Kubbarev, 47, a Moscow businessman who said his family traced its roots back to the Viking Chieftain.
Russia's tumultuous history and past owners include two royal dynasties-one of which was the Ruriks-the Bolsheviks and the modern Russia State.
The problem for the state is that no official ownership of the Kremlin has ever been registered. The Prince wants his foundation to be awarded managements rights over the sprawling complex, for the Head of the Russian Orthodox Church to be housed there, and for his foundation to be allowed to hold cultural, political and religious events inside its famous walls.
"The property was not purchased from us, was not lawfully taken away from us, and the federal authorities do not have any right to our property. The ruriks demand the return of our property, rent from the government for the illegal possession of our property, and financial compensation", he said.
This are only the first two paragraphs of this article, with some words from Grand Prince Valery Victorovich Kubarev, one of the members of the Imperial and Royal House of Kiev Rurikovich, who is following the case against the Moscow Arbitration Court, on behalf of H.I.R.H. Hugo Norberto Cabrera-Rurikovich-Kubarev, who's the Head of this Imperial and Royal House which is also mine one, after having being acknowledged by its ruler as Countes Clara Ludueña-von Oldenburg-Delmenhorst-und von Wildeshausen. In next days, I will upload the full text of this article.
Clara Ludueña-von Oldenburg-Delmenhorst-und von Wildeshausen
The Princess Foundation, an organization representing the descendants of Rurik, ninth century prince whose eponymous dynasty ruled until 1598, has argued that its ancestors built and lived in the 69-acre Kremlin complex and that it should now be returned to their ownership. "I want to remind the Russian authorities that the Kremlin belongs to the Ruriks", said Gran Prince Valerty Kubbarev, 47, a Moscow businessman who said his family traced its roots back to the Viking Chieftain.
Russia's tumultuous history and past owners include two royal dynasties-one of which was the Ruriks-the Bolsheviks and the modern Russia State.
The problem for the state is that no official ownership of the Kremlin has ever been registered. The Prince wants his foundation to be awarded managements rights over the sprawling complex, for the Head of the Russian Orthodox Church to be housed there, and for his foundation to be allowed to hold cultural, political and religious events inside its famous walls.
"The property was not purchased from us, was not lawfully taken away from us, and the federal authorities do not have any right to our property. The ruriks demand the return of our property, rent from the government for the illegal possession of our property, and financial compensation", he said.
This are only the first two paragraphs of this article, with some words from Grand Prince Valery Victorovich Kubarev, one of the members of the Imperial and Royal House of Kiev Rurikovich, who is following the case against the Moscow Arbitration Court, on behalf of H.I.R.H. Hugo Norberto Cabrera-Rurikovich-Kubarev, who's the Head of this Imperial and Royal House which is also mine one, after having being acknowledged by its ruler as Countes Clara Ludueña-von Oldenburg-Delmenhorst-und von Wildeshausen. In next days, I will upload the full text of this article.
Clara Ludueña-von Oldenburg-Delmenhorst-und von Wildeshausen
viernes, 24 de septiembre de 2010

This is my beloved cousin H.I.R.H. Hugo Norberto Cabrera-Rurikovich-Kubarev, one of the most tender persons I've ever met. The only thing I've got to complain about his way of being is: his lack of love for dogs. He doesn't love them!, and I really adore them!.
We are related in 22nd. generations from the Princess Violante of Hungary and Courtenay, and he confirmed me as Countess Clara Ludueña-von Oldenburg-Delmenhorst-und von Wildeshausen, and also as a member of his Royal and Imperial House of Russia. He's the Heir to the Russian throne, in the Rurikid Dynasty. Whatever you want to know about his decision of having named me as it is before explaned, no doubt in contact him in his page www.casarealrurikovich.com
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