Article: Wittelsbach Dynasty (Bavaria)

WITTELSBACH DYNASTY (BAVARIA)

WITTELSBACH DYNASTY (BAVARIA). The Wittelsbachs were one of the more important dynasties in European history. They ruled Bavaria (1180 1918), the Palatinate (1214 1918), and Electoral Cologne (1583 1761), as well as half a dozen prince-bishoprics (Freising, Li è ege, M ü nster, Osnabr ü ck, Paderborn, and Regensburg), and they held up to three electoral votes in the Holy Roman Empire during the early modern period. Three Wittelsbachs were elected Holy Roman emperor (1314 1347, 1400 1410, 1742 1745), some ruled as counts of Holland and Friesland (1349 1425), one became king of Denmark, Sweden, ...

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