Elector Max Emanuel of Bavaria

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Elector Max Emanuel of Bavaria was a late 17th- and early 18th-century Bavarian ruler and military leader known for his ambitious foreign policy and patronage of Baroque art and architecture.

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instanceOf Bavarian ruler
Elector of Bavaria
Wittelsbach dynasty member
human
military leader
aimedFor kingship in the Spanish Netherlands
alliedWith France
birthDate 1662-07-11
birthPlace Munich
burialPlace Theatine Church, Munich
child Charles VII, Holy Roman Emperor
Joseph Ferdinand of Bavaria
countryOfCitizenship Electorate of Bavaria
deathDate 1726-02-26
deathPlace Munich
era Baroque period
linked to: Baroque
father Ferdinand Maria, Elector of Bavaria
fullName Maximilian II Emanuel
givenName Emanuel
linked to: Emmanuel

Maximilian
house House of Wittelsbach
language German
mother Henriette Adelaide of Savoy
nativeLanguage German
nobleTitle Duke of Bavaria
Elector of Bavaria
notableFor ambitious foreign policy
military leadership against the Ottoman Empire
support for French policy in the War of the Spanish Succession
notableWork development of Nymphenburg Palace
expansion of Schleissheim Palace
patronage of Baroque architecture in Munich
opposedTo Habsburg Monarchy
participatedIn Battle of Vienna
Great Turkish War
War of the Spanish Succession
patronOf Baroque architecture
Baroque art
positionHeld Governor of the Spanish Netherlands
predecessor Ferdinand Maria, Elector of Bavaria
reignEnd 1726
reignStart 1679
religion Roman Catholicism
spouse Maria Antonia of Austria
Theresa Kunegunda Sobieska
style Maximilian II Emanuel, Elector of Bavaria
successor Charles VII, Holy Roman Emperor
termEnd 1706
termStart 1692

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Magdalenenklause patron Elector Max Emanuel of Bavaria