Pauline von Königsegg

Countess Pauline Marie von Königsegg-Aulendorf (1830–1912), was an Austrian noblewoman and Imperial court official.^[1]

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Court life

Countess Pauline's signature (1876)

She was the lady in waiting to Empress Elisabeth of Austria, later promoted to the position of Oberhofmeisterin, where she replaced Countess Sophie Esterházy, a friend and close confidant of Archduchess Sophie.

She was a favorite and confidant of the Empress Sissi. Countess Pauline was later awarded with an Order of the Starry Cross.

Pauline von Königsegg

Early life

Court life

Personal life

References

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