King Otto of Bavaria

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King Otto of Bavaria was a late 19th- and early 20th-century Bavarian monarch whose reign was marked by his long-term mental illness, leading to his rule being exercised by regents.

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King Otto of Bavaria canonical 3

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instanceOf King of Bavaria
human
member of royalty
monarch
birthName Otto Wilhelm Luitpold Adalbert Waldemar
linked to: Otto of Bavaria
burialPlace Theatinerkirche, Munich
causeOfDeath intestinal obstruction
coronation never formally crowned
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Bavaria
dateOfBirth 1848-04-27
dateOfDeath 1916-10-11
deposedBy Bavarian parliament (declaration of incapacity and change of constitution)
dynasticConnection Wittelsbach dynasty of Bavaria
endTime reign as King of Bavaria ended 1913-11-05
era 19th century
20th century
ethnicGroup Germans
familyName Wittelsbach
father Maximilian II of Bavaria
givenName Otto
house Wittelsbach
medicalCondition severe mental illness
memberOf House of Wittelsbach
monarchicalStatus nominal king under regency
monarchOf Kingdom of Bavaria
mother Marie of Prussia NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage German
nobleTitle Royal Highness
notableFor being a king who never personally exercised government due to mental illness
placeOfBirth Kingdom of Bavaria
The Residenz, Munich
linked to: Munich Residenz
placeOfDeath Fürstenried Palace, near Munich
linked to: Fürstenried Palace
positionHeld King of Bavaria
predecessor Ludwig II of Bavaria
regent Ludwig III of Bavaria
Prince Luitpold of Bavaria
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Castle Neuschwanstein (periods of confinement)
Fürstenried Palace
sibling Ludwig II of Bavaria
Prince Luitpold of Bavaria
significantEvent 1886 declaration of permanent insanity
1913 proclamation of Ludwig III as King of Bavaria
startTime reign as King of Bavaria began 1886-06-13
successor Ludwig III of Bavaria
title King of Bavaria
Prince of Bavaria

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House of Wittelsbach producedOfficeHolder King Otto of Bavaria
Otto of Bavaria title King Otto of Bavaria
St. Michael's Church, Munich burialSiteOf King Otto of Bavaria