@ thanks very much
As I´m from Germany, feel free to ask if you want to know about such topics
@ Robert Hall
All newborn male -at least of the ruling branches- were christianed Heinrich.
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I don´t know about the financial situation of both courts, but here are some numbers for the states themselves:
Earnings and expenses of R. ältere Linie were in 1906 planned as 1,780,702 Reichsmark (Mk.). Incomes: Direct taxes: 618,805 Mk., indirect taxes: 831,598 Mk., other dues: 160,794 Mk. Largest part of the expenses were for purposes of the Reich (871,673 Mk.)
R. jüngere Linie - planned for 1906: Earnings and expenses: 2,480,156 Mk. Indirect taxes 553,180 Mk., direct ones 1,137,000 Mk., other dues 273,700 Mk. Expenses for Reich purposes 590,845 Mk.
The national debt in R. jüngere Linie was in 1905: 1,040,550 Mk.
R. ältere Linie had no debt in 1905.
So, first both Reuß did not differ proportionally in the income, i.e. Reuß ä.L. seems proportionally richer than the bigger j.L. That should have influenced the Fürst´s own earnings ("Apanagen"), too! On the other hand, both Fürsten Reuß won´t have received too much as these principalities were one of the smallest states in the Reich.
In relation the Apanagen/Civillisten (all incomes) of other german monarchs of the 1890ies:
König von Preußen: 15.719.296 Mk.
König von Württemberg: 1.799.459 Mk. (Civilliste) and 295.849 Mk. Apanagen
Großherzog von Baden: 1,739,126 Mk. (1885)
König von Bayern: 4.231.044 Mk. permanent Civilliste des Königs (Otto), 442.857 Mk. Apanage of the Reichsverwesers Prinzregent Luitpold and 730.949 Mk. other Apanagen
Großherzog von Hessen und bei Rhein: 1.265.500 Mk.
Reuß would have received MUCH less.
Around 1895 Nicholas II. had a regular income of 8.950.000 roubles. Don´t know what a rouble was in Mk. or in today´s value.