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Ludwig
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- the name of three kings of Bavaria.；Ludwig I (1786–1868), reigned 1825–48. He became unpopular due to his reactionary policies, lavish expenditures, and his domination by the dancer Lola Montez. He was forced to abdicate in favor of his son, Maximilian II.
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- 1. the name of three kings of Bavaria.
- ▪ Ludwig I (1786–1868), reigned 1825–48. He became unpopular due to his reactionary policies, lavish expenditures, and his domination by the dancer Lola Montez. He was forced to abdicate in favor of his son, Maximilian II.
- ▪ Ludwig II (1845–86), reigned 1864–86. Son of Maximilian II and a patron of the arts, he became a recluse and built a series of elaborate castles. He was declared insane and deposed in 1886.
- ▪ Ludwig III (1845–1921), reigned 1913–18. Succeeding his deposed cousin, Ludwig II, he became the last king of Bavaria.
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- (1844–1906), Austrian physicist. He made contributions to the kinetic theory of gases, ...
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- (1844–1906), Austrian physicist, who made contributions to the kinetic theory of gases, ...
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- (1804–72), German materialist philosopher; full name Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach. In his ...
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- (1875–1953), German physicist. He established the existence of the boundary layer and made ...
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- (1889–1951), British philosopher, born in Austria; full name Ludwig Josef Johann Wittgenstein. ...
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- (1875–1953), German physicist. He established the existence of the boundary layer and made ...
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- (1889–1951), British philosopher, born in Austria; full name Ludwig Josef Johann Wittgenstein. ...
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