But there is much more to it. In the 18th century, another line of the House of Baden was in power. The then Grand Duke ( I'd have to google the name, but it's not important ) was married to Stephanie de Beauharnais, the stepdaughter of Napoleon and the Merovingian bloodline. She had a son, Gaspar, but they made him disappear and told her that he had died. Now that there were no children, the current sideline came to power. The son, however, was released after years of captivity by his compassionate supervisor, only with a letter stating that his name was Caspar. Strangely enough, even a British lord took care of him !!!! unusual for a foundling, isn't it? He was murdered when he was 21 years old. Even today, flowers in the colors of the Baden house lie on his grave, which is provided with a cryptic inscription on the tombstone. Google mal Kaspar Hauser !