Wilhelm I., König von Württemberg

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Portrait of a young Frederick William (Source: Wikimedia)

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Friedrich_Wilhelm_von_W%C3%BCrttemberg.jpg

Basic data

  1. Friedrich Wilhelm Karl von Württemberg
  2. September 27, 1781 in Lüben (Schlesien)
  3. †
    June 25, 1864 in Cannstatt
  4. Stuttgart

Iconography

Portrait of a young Frederick William (Source: Wikimedia)
King William in 1822 (Source: Wikimedia)
Queen Catherine in 1817 (Source: Wikimedia)
Queen Pauline and her son Charles in 1825. (Source: Wikimedia)
The Jubiläumssäule on the Schlossplatz in Stuttgart (Source: Wikimedia)
"Reporting to King William" (1847) by Stirnbrand. All the participants are identified on the painting's page at Wikimedia Commons. (Source: Wikimedia)
Napoleon III, William I and Alexander II at the Meeting of the Two Emperors at Stuttgart in 1857. (Source: Wikimedia)
King William in 1861. (Source: Wikimedia)
Transfer of the body of William I, in the early morning hours of 30 June 1864, to the Württemberg Mausoleum. (Source: Wikimedia)
King William I and his third wife Queen Pauline (above), with their children Crown Prince Charles (centre), Catherine (bottom left) and Augusta (bottom right) and the king's two daughters from his second marriage Princesses Sophie (centre left) and Marie (centre right) (Source: Wikimedia)
Dargestellter: Wilhelm von Württemberg Künstler: Primo Torchiana (Quelle: Trierer Porträtdatenbank)

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1816–1864 als Wilhelm I. zweiter König von Württemberg

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