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Austrian court official and lady-in-waiting
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Pauline von Königsegg (1830–1912), was an Austrian court official.
Early life
Pauline Marie was born as younger daughter of Count August von Bellegarde (1795-1873) and his wife, Baroness Julia von Gudenus (1795-1865). She was paternal granddaughter of Count Heinrich von Bellegarde, who served as Viceroy of Lombardy-Venetia.
