Charles Theodore of Bavaria: Unwilling and Unwanted
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- When Bavaria’s ruling family died out in 1777, the country was inherited by the Elector Palatine, a member of the same dynasty, but from a different branch. In this way, the Palatinate and Bavaria were united under the same ruler for the first time in over 400 years - but there was a problem. The Elector Palatine, Charles Theodore, wasn’t interested in Bavaria, and would soon agree to give away nearly half the country to the neighbouring Habsburgs.
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I have never even heard of this fellow, but his story is fascinating.
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Wait, what about the Bavarian annexation of the eastern part of the Palatinate during the 30 years war? How does it fit in the story?
Oh, right, I should have included that in the map! From what I know it was part of the lands given to Rudolph's sons, and remained a part of the Electoral Palatinate until Maximilian I conquered them in the 1600s. It wasn't until 1777 that the entirety of the Electoral Palatinate was reunited with Bavaria, though.
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Hope you do videos on the other Electors of the HRE as well
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Quality videos - why the interest in Bavaria?
Order of the Golden Fleece video?
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Please make a similar series on the Wettins of Saxony.
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I am loving this series on Bavarian kings you are doing, I would be very interested to see a video on Louis Ferdinand Prince of Prussia. I think he is a very interested and neglected figure in Prussian history, he took after his uncle Fredrick the Great quite a bit but was taken too early after his death at Battle of Saalfeld.
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hes a W for disbanding illuminati and freemasons.
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For a king who was unwilling and unwanted, he doesn't sound too bad!
12:44 that part
I recommend slowding down and trying to speak more clearly. I have to turn the volume up far too loud just to be able to understand what you are saying. You are speaking so fast, you are mumbling/slurring your words, which might be fine in some languages but not in english.
Joe could have tried beefing up Ostend and the rest of the Austrian low countries.
do you have any degree in history?