Issue
| Name | Birth | Death | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charles of the Palatinate | 31 March 1651 | 26 May 1685 | succeeded as Elector Palatine married, 1671, Princess Wilhelmina Ernestine of Denmark; no issue; |
| Elizabeth Charlotte of the Palatinate | 27 May 1652 | 8 December 1722 | married, 1671, Philippe I, Duke of Orléans; had issue; |
| Frederick of the Palatinate | 12 May 1653 | 13 May 1653 | died in infancy; |
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