Charles I … Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary as Charles IV 1887–1922

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Charles I … Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary as Charles IV, 1887–1922 (aged 35 years)

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Charles I … Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary as Charles IV

Name: Charles I // Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary as Charles IV
Given names: Charles I
Name suffix: Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary as Charles IV

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father	Links Birth: 1865 32 Death: 1906 Unique identifier: 118CD01DBEA73A48B58F7173F6023CB07D7A Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Charles I … Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary as Charles IV Otto … Archduke of Austria 1865–1906 Birth: 1865 32 Death: 1906
himself	Links Birth: 1887 22 — Persenbeug-Gottsdorf, Melk District, Lower Austria, Austria Death: 1922 — Funchal, Madeira Island, Madeira, Portugal Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Zita … Charles I … Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary as Charles IV 1887–1922 Birth: 1887 22 — Persenbeug-Gottsdorf, Melk District, Lower Austria, Austria Death: 1922 — Funchal, Madeira Island, Madeira, Portugal

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himself	Links Birth: 1887 22 — Persenbeug-Gottsdorf, Melk District, Lower Austria, Austria Death: 1922 — Funchal, Madeira Island, Madeira, Portugal Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Zita … Charles I … Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary as Charles IV 1887–1922 Birth: 1887 22 — Persenbeug-Gottsdorf, Melk District, Lower Austria, Austria Death: 1922 — Funchal, Madeira Island, Madeira, Portugal
partner	Links Birth: 14 April 1892 44 Death: 14 March 1989 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Charles I … Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary as Charles IV Zita … 1892–1989 Birth: 14 April 1892 44 Death: 14 March 1989

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Birth	1887 22 Persenbeug-Gottsdorf, Melk District, Lower Austria, Austria Address: Persenbeug Castle, Persenbeug-Gottsdorf, Melk District, Lower Austria, Austria.
Death of a paternal grandfather	Charles Louis … Archduke of Austria 1896
Death of a father	Otto … Archduke of Austria 1906
Death	1922 (aged 35 years) Funchal, Madeira Island, Madeira, Portugal
Last change	26 October 2022 – 20:15:14 Author of last change: Danny

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Note	Following the assassination of his uncle, Archduke Francis Ferdinand, and the Death of Francis Joseph, Charles succeeded as emperor of Austria and king of Hungary. During World War I, in a secret letter, he supported the claims of France against those of the Austrian ally Germany in Alsace-Lorraine and proposed that Germany withdraw from Belgium. Charles disavowed the letter when it was published in April 1918, but it had a disheartening effect on the Central Powers. Upon the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire on November 11, 1918, Charles abdicated the throne of Hungary. In March 1919 he left Austria, and in April the Austrian parliament formally deposed him. Twice in 1921 Charles launched unsuccessful attempts to regain the Hungarian throne. Banished from Hungary, he went into exile on the island of Madeira. He was the last of the Habsburg rulers.

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Following the assassination of his uncle, Archduke Francis Ferdinand, and
the Death of Francis Joseph, Charles succeeded as emperor of Austria and
king of Hungary. During World War I, in a secret letter, he supported the
claims of France against those of the Austrian ally Germany in
Alsace-Lorraine and proposed that Germany withdraw from Belgium. Charles
disavowed the letter when it was published in April 1918, but it had a
disheartening effect on the Central Powers. Upon the collapse of the
Austro-Hungarian Empire on November 11, 1918, Charles abdicated the throne
of Hungary. In March 1919 he left Austria, and in April the Austrian
parliament formally deposed him. Twice in 1921 Charles launched
unsuccessful attempts to regain the Hungarian throne. Banished from
Hungary, he went into exile on the island of Madeira. He was the last of
the Habsburg rulers.