Volume III · The Houses
House of Hohenzollern
Germany; a Swabian dynasty that rose as Electors of Brandenburg, became Kings in Prussia in 1701, and German Emperors in 1871.
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01How it began
Germany; a Swabian dynasty that rose as Electors of Brandenburg, became Kings in Prussia in 1701, and German Emperors in 1871.
02At its height
Reign of Frederick the Great (1740-1786) and the unification of Germany under Wilhelm I and Bismarck in 1871.
Territory in the record
Brandenburg-Prussia, expanding to the Kingdom of Prussia and then the German Empire dominating Central Europe.
03What became of it
Ended with the abdication of Kaiser Wilhelm II at the close of World War I in November 1918.
04What remained
Built the Prussian state and a unified Germany; the Prussian military tradition and general-staff system.
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