Talk:Maximilian I, Elector of Bavaria

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[edit] Issue with Elisabeth Renata

In the German article on Maximilian, the following can be read:

Seine erste Ehe mit Elisabeth von Lothringen war kinderlos geblieben; aus seiner zweiten mit Ferdinands II. Tochter Maria Anna erhielt er zwei Söhne, Ferdinand Maria, seinen Nachfolger, und Maximilian Philipp.

which translates into

His first marriage with Elizabeth of Lorraine was childless; from his second with Ferdinand II's daughter Maria Anna he got two sons, Ferdinand Maria, his successor and Maximilian Philipp.

I have looked for information on the issue from his first marriage, but I have found no such sources. I therefore add this information to the article.--Astor Piazzolla 09:31, 28 June 2006 (UTC)

The genealogical tree of the Elector Maximilian's is not displaying correctly: can this be fixed, as I am unsure how to do it? --Geoff Powers 16:59, 13 March 2008 (UTC)