Royal Profile: Count Georg von Hochberg

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Count Georg Karl-Albert von Hochberg was born 8 October 1987 as the younger son of Princess Marie of Hanover, Countess von Hochberg and Count Michael Georg Botho von Hochberg {Source}. He has a older brother{Source}:
  1. Hereditary Count Conrad Hans-Heinrich Ernst-August von Hochberg (1985)
 
He is likely named:
  • Georg: Possibly George V of Hanover
  • Karl-Albert: unsure
 
He is distantly in succession for the British throne through his mother. Through his mother, he is a greatx4 grandson of Queen Victoria through her eldest daughter, Victoria, Princess Royal. This means he is distantly (400+) in succession for the British throne {Source}.
 
 
He is the greatx6 grandson of King George III, through King George III's son, Prince Ernest August I of Hanover. In his lineage, he is somehow related to nearly every current reigning monarch:
Queen Elizabeth II: 3rd cousins 2x removed via Queen Victoria and King Christian IX of Denmark
Queen Margrethe II: his paternal 3rd cousin 1x removed via Christian IX of Denmark
King Carl XVI Gustaf: his paternal 3rd cousin 2x removed via Queen Victoria
King Harald V: his paternal 3rd cousin 1x removed via Christian IX of Denmark
Grand Duke Henri: his paternal 3rd cousin 1x removed via Christian IX of Denmark
King Philippe: his paternal 3rd cousin 1x removed via Christian IX of Denmark
King Felipe VI: his paternal 4th cousin via Chrisian IX of Denmark
There's also a connection to King Williem-Alexander of The Netherlands, that I currently cannot find
 
He likely speaks German and English.

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