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| | Bavaria - encyclopedia article about Bavaria. |
 | | Bavaria has a unicameral Landtag, or state parliament, elected by universal suffrage. | | | Edmund Stoiber Edmund Stoiber J.D. (born September 28, 1941) is a German politician, currently State Premier of the state of Bavaria and chairman of the Christian Social Union (CSU). | | | Bavaria resisted the Protestant Reformation, and remains strongly Roman Catholic. |
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| | Maximilian I of Bavaria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The Federal Act of the Vienna Congress was proclaimed in Bavaria, not as a law but as an international treaty. | | | It was partly to secure popular support in his resistance to any interference of the federal diet in the internal affairs of Bavaria, partly to give unity to his somewhat heterogeneous territories, that Maximilian on May 26, 1818 granted a liberal constitution to his people. | | | In the newly organized ministry Count Max Josef von Montgelas, who, after falling into disfavour with Charles Theodore, had acted for a time as Maximilian Joseph's private secretary, was the most potent influence, an influence wholly "enlightened" and French. |
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| | Maximilian of Bavaria, duke then elector |
| | Maximilian was 45 in 1618, and had ruled Bavaria for over 20 years since the abdication of his father, who was living in retirement at the start of the war. | | | Maximilian urged attack, but Wallenstein refused, and Maximilian retired with the remains of his army to defend Bavaria, where he spent the winter and spring of 1633. | | | This was a blatant breaking of the Imperial constitution, and destroyed Maximilian's position as defend of Germany liberties. |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Maximilian I |
| | He was the son of zealous Catholic parents, William V, the Pious, of Bavaria, and Renate of Lorraine. | | | The material benefits derived by Maximilian from his attitude in politics were meagre: the Electoral dignity, the office of Lord High Steward, and the Upper Palatinate. | | | Under Tilly's leadership the Bohemian revolt was crushed at the battle of the White Mountain (Weissen Berg) near Prague, 8 November, 1620, and the newly elected King of Bohemia, Frederick V, forced to flee. |
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: The Kingdom of Bavaria |
| | The Emperor Ferdinand II granted Duke Maximilian of Bavaria for his loyalty the electoral dignity (1623). | | | The Ministry of the Interior for Worship and Education has charge of the interests of the Crown and State in their relations to the Catholic Church of the country; this ministry is the chief State guardian of the various religious and charitable endowments and is aided therein by the civil authorities of the governmental districts. | | | During the reign of William V (1579-98) and still more during the reign of Maximilian I (1598-1651), Bavaria stood at the head of the counter-Reformation and the Catholic League. |
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| | Bavaria |
| | The legal heir to Bavaria became Charles Theodore (1724-99), head of the elder branch of the house of Wittelsbach. | | | Succeeded his father Otto I; extended his territory; founded cities of Landshut, Landau, Iser, Straubing; supported Frederick II for throne of Holy Roman Empire; on Fifth Crusade in Egypt (1221); regent of Germany for Frederick (1225-28); rebelled (1228) against Frederick' s son Henry; murdered, perhaps on Frederick' s orders. | | | Likewise at Frederick's request, the elector of Saxony, Frederick Augustus III (later king of Saxony as Frederick Augustus I), who had another claim to part of Bavaria, also protested. |
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| | Decorations of the Kingdom of Bavaria |
| | Duke Maximilian I of Bavaria (1597—1651) headed the Catholic League in the Thirty Years War. | | | After an act of the Bavarian parliament deposed Otto I in 1913, Ludwig III was crowned king and would rule until the monarchy was abolished with the defeat of Germany in World War One, ending 738 years of Wittelsbach rule. | | | As a reward for backing the right horse, at the Congress of Vienna (1814—15) the king was left in possession of virtually all of present-day Bavaria. |
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| | boys clothing: European royalty--Bavaria Maxamillian I Joseph |
| | The king, formerly the Elector Maximilian I Joseph, assisted Napoleon in his wars, and in return received large additions of territory. | | | He adroitly managed to have his kingship confirmed by the Congress of Vienna treaties of 1814-15, as well as the important territories Bavaria had gained as an ally of Napoleon. |
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| | Maximilian I -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | By granting huge loans to the emperors Maximilian I and Charles V, the Fuggers were able to influence the policies of these rulers. | | | duke of Bavaria from 1597 and elector from 1623, an effective champion of the Roman Catholic side during the Thirty Years' War (1618–48). | | | His successor, Frederick III, came into possession of both these crowns. |
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| | AllRefer.com - Maximilian I, 1573–1651, elector and duke of Bavaria (German History, Biography) - Encyclopedia |
| | Maximilian then conquered the Palatinate, and in 1623 the emperor transferred Frederick's electoral vote and the Upper Palatinate to Maximilian. | | | In 1620, Maximilian entered Upper Austria and, after the victory of the commander of the Catholic League, Tilly, at the White Mt., entered Prague. | | | Later in the war, Bavaria was ravaged by Swedish and French forces, and Maximilian was forced to conclude the truce of Ulm and to renounce his alliance with the emperor; however, he soon broke the truce. |
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| | Ludwig I of Bavaria : Louis I of Bavaria |
| | Ludwig I of Bavaria : Louis I of Bavaria | | | Ludwig I or Louis I (August 25, 1786 – February 29, 1868), king of Bavaria (1825 - 1848), succeeded his father Maximilian I[?] as king of Bavaria. | | | He patronised the arts, but became tainted with scandals associated with one of his mistresses, Lola Montez. |
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| | Sophie |
| | Maximilian strengthened his relations with Napoleon when his daughter Augusta married to the Emperor's stepson, Eugene of Beauharnais. | | | In January 1806, one year after the twins' birth, Maximilian of Bavaria received the Royal dignity thanks to the alliances with the French Emperor.Napoleon Buonaparte, becoming the first King of Bavaria. | | | Sophia's father King Maximilian I Joseph of Bavaria, had succeeded his cousin Karl Theodor as elector of Bavaria in 1799. |
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| | George Glazer Gallery - after John Walsh, Maximilian I, King of Bavaria |
| | He earned his royal title through his alliance with French Emperor Napoleon I and the vast territorial increases at the Treaty of Pressburg (1805) made him one of the chief members of the Confederation of the Rhine. | | | An enlightened ruler by the standards of his time, he carried out important social reforms, granted his subjects a liberal constitution and abolished most of the relics of feudalism in Bavaria. | | | However, after Napoleon's retreat from Russia in 1813, he joined the coalition against Napoleon a few days before the battle of Leipzig and in the two years following the Congress of Vienna lost some of his territorial gains. |
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| | Maximilian I on Encyclopedia.com |
| | With his minister, Maximilian von Montgelas, he carried out important social reforms and abolished most of the relics of feudalism in Bavaria. | | | At the Congress of Vienna (1814-15) Maximilian lost some of his territorial gains. | | | His alliance with French Emperor Napoleon I earned him the royal title and vast territorial increases at the Treaty of Pressburg (1805) and made him one of the chief members of the Confederation of the Rhine. |
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| | Royal Genealogies Part 25 |
| | Otto became increasingly unpopular with the Greeks because of his German ministers, heavy taxes, his religion, the intervention of his German wife in governmental affairs, and his delay in granting a constitution. | | | In 1862 Otto was deposed by a revolutionary government, and he returned to Bavaria. | | | His son became Ludwig III, King of Bavaria. |
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| | Maria of PRUSSIA was born about 1815 in Prussia - dtr of Frederick William III. | | | Otto of BAVARIA was born in 1848 in Bavaria - son of Maximilian II Joseph. | | | Maximilian II Joseph of BAVARIA King was born in 1811 in Bavaria - son of Louis I Augustus. |
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| | Ludwig I of Bavaria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Ludwig became tainted with scandals associated with one of his mistresses, Lola Montez and he abdicated on March 20, 1848 in favour of his son, king Maximilian II of Bavaria. | | | Ludwig I (or Louis I, which is the French form of his name) (August 25, 1786 – February 29, 1868) was king of Bavaria from 1825 until 1848. | | | He was the son of Maximilian I and. |
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| | Meningar.com om bavaria. BAVARIA, båtar, Kabinen mm. |
| | Bavaria Yachting Bavaria-Yachting - Yachten Charter Kauf Urlaub: Diese Themen finden Sie auf unsern Seiten: Urlaub, Reise, reisen, Ferien, Yacht, Yacht-Charter, Yachtcharter, Yachten, Yachtenverkauf, yachting, Charter, boat, Boot, Portugal, Türkei, Griec.. | | | Titel: Harry Hansson Marincentrum AB, Återförsäljare för: Uttern, Zodiac, Yamaha, Mariner, Linder, Skimarine, Byggplast, Bavaria motor | | | BAVARIA PART I The members of this family bear the title Prince[ss] of Bavaria, Royal Highness... |
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| | Pers 5 |
| | The Elector Maximilian Joseph IV (King Maximilian I) of Bavaria completed the work of destruction, influenced by the policy of his ally, Napoleon I, and assisted by the Count of Montgelas, his chief minister. | | | The Elector Maximilian (Joseph) III (1745-77) began in Bavaria a work of destruction which was carried on by his successors down to the Elector Maximilian Joseph IV, Napoleon's ally, who became King Maximilian I of Bavaria in 1805 (d. | | | Measures were taken first against the mendicant orders; the secular power began to meddle in the government of the monasteries, a commission being appointed by the civil authorities for that purpose. |
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| | boys clothing: European royalty--Bavaria Prince Rupprecht Ruppert |
| | Rupprecht married Maria Gabriele (1878-1912) of Bavaria in 1900 who became as a result a duchess. | | | Irmingard was born in 1902, but died as an infant in 1903. | | | Crown Prince Rupprecht (Ruppert) was born in 1869. |
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| | De Cuvillies (1695 - 1768) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews |
| | Upon his return to Munich, Cuvillies was appointer court architect of Bavaria and was responsible for decorating staterooms at the Residenz and the Amalienberg pavilion at the Nymphenberg palace. | | | Francois de Cuvillies began working for the Elector of Bavaria, Maximilian II Emanuel as a court dwarf at the age of eleven. | | | He later sent Cuvillies to Paris to study architecture, particularly the French Rococo style, under Francois Blondel. |
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| | Timeline Bavaria |
| | 1434 Mar 1, Jacoba of Bavaria married Frank van Borselen. | | | 1863 Ludvig II (18) became king of Bavaria after his father died. | | | 1726 Feb 26, Maximilian II, M. Emanuel, elector of Bavaria, governor of Netherlands, died. |
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| | Worldroots.com |
| | Ancestors of Wilhelm V, Duke of Bavaria, 1548-1626 | | | Ancestors of Ferdinand Maria, Elector of Bavaria (1636-1679) | | | Ancestors of Maximilian III Josef, Elector of Bavaria, 1727-1777 |
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| | Maximilian |
| | Maximilianus had existed in ancient times, but modern use of the name Maximilan can be dated to 1459, when Emperor Frederick V (1415-1493) named his son Maximilian, fondly using the name as a combination (Maximus Aemilianus) of his two favorite Roman generals: Quintus Fabius Maximus Cunctator (?-203 BC) and Scipio Aemilianus Africanus (185-129 BC). | | | For many more names, please Return to Edgar's Main Page. | | | The name passed into the German royal families and became a favorite in Germany in general. |
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| | Articles - Sophie, Archduchess of Austria and Princess of Bavaria |
| | Sophie kept a detailed diary most of her life which reveals much about Austrian court life. | | | Sophie Friederike Dorothee Wilhelmine, Archduchess of Austria and Princess of Bavaria (27 January 1805 – 28 May 1872) was born to King Maximilian I of Bavaria and his second wife, Karoline of Baden. | | | Sophie is also remembered for her bad relationship with her daughter-in-law Elisabeth of Bavaria which has been a theme in long running musical about Elisabeth's life. |
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| | The members of this line bore the title Duke/Duchess in Bavaria, Royal Highness. | | | The members of this family bear the title Prince[ss] of Bavaria, Royal Highness. | | | 2b) OTTO Wilhelm Luitpold Adalbert Waldemar, King of Bavaria until he was deposed by his cousin, Ludwig III, on 5 Nov 1913 (Munich 27 Apr 1848-Schloß Fürstenried 11 Oct 1916) |
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| | ODM of Bavaria: Military Order of Maximilian Josef |
| | Ribbon: Black with white edges bearing a pale blue stripe. | | | ODM of Bavaria: Military Order of Maximilian Josef | | | Kingdom of Bavaria: Military Order of Maximilian Joseph |
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| | Duke Maximilian I, Witch-Hunter of Bavaria |
| | Like his father, Maximilian was a staunch anti-Semitic. | | | On March 1, 1590, he wrote, "Yesterday a woman was apprehended, that was in the judgment of many and by general repute reckoned to be a witch." On May 14 he wrote to his father, William V, | | | When Maximilian I was only seventeen years old, he took an informed interest in a witch trial staged in Ingolstadt. |
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| | Maximilian Emmanuel of Bavaria by KERRICKS, Willem the Elder |
| | Maximilian Emmanuel of Bavaria by KERRICKS, Willem the Elder | | | The marble bust of Maximilian Emmanuel of Bavaria, Governor of the Spanish Netherlands belongs to the late-Baroque. | | | It is the masterpiece of the Antwerp sculptor Willem Kerrickx the Elder, who, working the marble with such verve and elegance, achieved a lively portrait of a courtly apparition from a society civilised to the point of caricature. |
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| | Ludwig II of Bavaria |
| | Ludwig ascended to the Bavarian throne at age 18 following his father's death. | | | Ludwig (Louis) II, King of Bavaria''', '''''Ludwig Friedrich Wilhelm''''', also known as '''Ludwig the Mad''', and '''Mad King Ludwig (August 25, 1845 - June 13, 1886) was king of Bavaria from 1864 until his death. | | | Ludwig was engaged to Princess Sophie Charlotte Augustine Duchess in BavariaSophie of Bavaria who was his cousin and sister of Elisabeth of BavariaElisabeth of Austria ("Sissi"). |
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| | The Damon and Taber Family Connections - Person Page 13734 |
| | King Maximilian I Josef (of Bavaria) was born on 27 May 1756 in Mannheim, Mannheim, Baden. | | | He was buried on 18 October 1825 in Mhunchen, Oberbayern, Bavaria. | | | King Maximilian I Josef (of Bavaria) died circa 12 October 1825 in Mhunchen, Oberbayern, Bavaria. |
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| | ninemsn Encarta - Search Results - Maximilian I (of Bavaria) |
| | Louis I (of Bavaria), in German, Ludwig I (1786-1868), King of Bavaria (1825-1848), son and successor of Maximilian I, born in Strasbourg. | | | The combined armies of Condé and Turenne badly mauled a Bavarian army at Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany, in August 1644. | | | ninemsn Encarta - Search Results - Maximilian I (of Bavaria) |
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| | ince Konrad of Bavaria in his later years | | | Elisabeth *Sissi* Duchess in Bavaria (1837-1898), Empres sof Austria | | | from left to right: Empress Caroline Augusta of Bavaria, Emperor Francis II (1792-1835), Franz, Duke of Reichstadt (1811-32), his mother, the Archduchess Marie Louse (1791-1847), Sophie of Bavaria, Archduke Franz Carl (they were the parents of the |
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| | Maximilian Pfeiler ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews |
| | Hans Springinklee, A War of Maximillian- The Capture of a Town: From The Triumph of Maximilian I, 16th century | | | Hans Springinklee, The Capture of a Town: From The Triumph of Maximilian I, 16th century | | | Hans Springinklee, A War of Maximillian: From The Triumph of Maximilian I, 16th century |
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| | Elisabeth of Bavaria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Elisabeth Amalie Eugenie, Duchess in Bavaria and Princess of Bavaria (December 24, 1837 – September 10, 1898), of the House of Wittelsbach, was Empress-Consort of Austria and Queen consort of Hungary due to her marriage to Emperor Franz Joseph. | | | Her father was Maximilian, Duke in Bavaria, and her mother was Ludovika, Royal Princess of Bavaria; her family home was Castle. | | | From an early age, she was called Sisi (or Sissi in films and novels) by family and friends. |
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| | A Sepulchral Tour of Munich |
| | He married a daughter of king Maximilian I of Bavaria in 1806 and was created Duke of Leuchtenberg in 1817. | | | Eugene was the son of Josephine de Beauharnais (Napoleon's wife) and her first husband, general Alexandre de Beauharnais. | | | You will see the names of the above mentioned emperor, several dukes and electors of Bavaria and Ludwig III, the last king of Bavaria (dethroned in 1918, died in 1921). |
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| | Royal Genealogies Part 24 |
| | He began his reign at nineteen, full of promise, a young Adonis loved and adored by all his subjects. | | | NOTES: King Ludwig II, the "Dream King", has become his country's greatest asset in the years since his death, doing more for Bavaria's tourist trade than any other individual living or dead. | | | The grandest is Neuschwanstein, a medieval castle in Disneyland style; next the island palace of Herrenchiemsee, a Versailles in miniature which was never finished; lastly the baroque pavilion of Linderhof. |
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| | List of Germans - Open Encyclopedia |
| | Maximilian I (1756-1825), Elector (1799-1805) and King (1805-1825) of Bavaria | | | Otto of Bavaria (1848-1916), King of Bavaria (1886-1913) | | | Otto of Greece King of Bavaria (1815-1867), King of the Hellenes (1833-1862) |
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