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| birth_name = Wilhelm III Schuessler | | birth_name = Wilhelm III Schuessler | ||
| birth_date = March 29, 1798<!-- For Gregorian dates: {{birth date and age|YYYY|MM|DD|df=y}} --> | | birth_date = March 29, 1798<!-- For Gregorian dates: {{birth date and age|YYYY|MM|DD|df=y}} --> | ||
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| death_place = [[Port Senvar]], [[Senvar (department)|Senver]], [[Creeperopolis]] | | death_place = [[Port Senvar]], [[Senvar (department)|Senver]], [[Creeperopolis]] | ||
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| − | '''Wilhelm III of Senvar''' (March 29, 1798-November 30, 1855) was the final native reigning monarch of the thone of [[Kingdom of Senvar|Senvar | + | '''Wilhelm III of Senvar''' (March 29, 1798-November 30, 1855) was the final native reigning monarch of the thone of [[Kingdom of Senvar|Senvar]] and the final monarch of the [[Kingdom of Senvar]]. Wilhelm III was the son of then Prince Wilhelm Schuessler, the future King [[Wilhelm II of Senvar|Wilhelm II]], and the grandson of then reigning King [[Wilhelm I of Senvar|Wilhelm I]]. When his father died on May 23, 1832, he became the King of Senvar becoming the [[List of Senvarian Monarchs|22nd such King]]. Wilhelm III's reign was cut abruptly short by the [[Creeperopolis|Creeperian]] [[1839 Annexation of Senvar|annexation of his kingdom in 1839]]. The annexation was ordered by Wilhelm III's first cousin, [[List of Creeperian Monarchs|Emperor]] [[Adolfo III of Creeperopolis|Adolfo III]] of [[Creeperopolis]]. His forced abdication formally annexed the kingdom to Creeperopolis, but many [[Senvarians]] did not acknowledge the annexation and began the [[First Senvarian Insurgency]], lead by his younger brother, self proclaimed co-King [[Frederick Schuessler I|Frederick I]]. Wilhelm III was given an administrative job in the city of [[Port Senvar]], his former capital, by Adolfo III. Wilhelm III died on November 30, 1855. |
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Revision as of 11:15, 19 October 2020
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| Reign | May 23, 1832-March 5, 1839 |
| Coronation | November 17, 1832 |
| Predecessor | Wilhelm II |
| Successor | Adolf I (Martinez claimant) Frederick I (Schuessler claimant) |
| Born | Wilhelm III Schuessler March 29, 1798 Port Senvar, Senvar |
| Died | 30 November 1855 (aged 57) Port Senvar, Senver, Creeperopolis |
| Consort | Felicia Stassen (m. 1829, his death) |
| House | House of Schuessler |
| Father | Wilhelm II |
| Mother | Susanne Schwerin |
| Religion | Senvarian Protestantism |
Wilhelm III of Senvar (March 29, 1798-November 30, 1855) was the final native reigning monarch of the thone of Senvar and the final monarch of the Kingdom of Senvar. Wilhelm III was the son of then Prince Wilhelm Schuessler, the future King Wilhelm II, and the grandson of then reigning King Wilhelm I. When his father died on May 23, 1832, he became the King of Senvar becoming the 22nd such King. Wilhelm III's reign was cut abruptly short by the Creeperian annexation of his kingdom in 1839. The annexation was ordered by Wilhelm III's first cousin, Emperor Adolfo III of Creeperopolis. His forced abdication formally annexed the kingdom to Creeperopolis, but many Senvarians did not acknowledge the annexation and began the First Senvarian Insurgency, lead by his younger brother, self proclaimed co-King Frederick I. Wilhelm III was given an administrative job in the city of Port Senvar, his former capital, by Adolfo III. Wilhelm III died on November 30, 1855.
