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The Hapsburg family line of Hapsburg emperors in the Holy Roman Empire were as follows:

Maximilian I 1493- 1519

Charles V 1519- 1556

Ferdinand I 1556- 1564

Maximilian II 1564- 1576

Rudolph II 1576- 1612

Mathias 1612- 1619

Ferdinand II 1619- 1637

Ferdinand III 1637- 1657

Leopold I 1658- 1705

Joseph I 1705- 1711

Charles VI 1711- 1740

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