Prince Constantine, the son of the ruling prince Liechtenstein Hans-Adam II and Princess Mary, died suddenly at the age of 52. Prince Constantine was the third of four sovereign children and held the seventh position in the queue to the throne.
The prince's yard announced a tragic event, claiming that Prince Constantine did not start on Tuesday, December 5. Liechtenstein's parliament members honored the memory of the late a moment of silence.
Prince Constantine remained seventh in the line of throne, and his duties will fall on the older brothers - the hereditary Prince of Aloiz and Prince Maximilian, as well as in his younger sister - Princess Tatiana.
Prince Constantine's wife, Maria, and their three children - Prince Moritz, Princess Georgin and Prince Benedict - remain in the deep mountain.
The cause of the prince's death has not been disclosed. Until now, there was no information about any serious health problems with Constantine.
Prince Constantine was born in St. Galen in 1972. After receiving the maturity certificate in Liechtenstein, he studied the right in Salzburg and had a successful career while working in an investment bank and doing business in Germany.
In recent years of his life, Prince Constantine dedicated the world's largest group of private banks and asset management in the world - Liechtenstein Group AG.
