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People reported that he gave up his throne to become a Jain Monk.
because he had the throne and he didn't want to give the throne to someone else
No: He expected Germany to be victorious. Are you kidding? Andrew Carnegie represented a huge Western consortium of major businesses when he offered Kaiser Wilhelm and Germany a multi-bllion-dollar package of aid to address his stated concerns regarding their parity with other Western European nations. The Kaiser thanked Carnegie, but then waxed on about the German peoples' historical grievances, etc. etc. And on another count, in the Balkans, the Serbs had aquiesced to the Austrian Hungarian rulers there on all but a few remaining points in demands which they had felt strongly about, having to do with preserving their ethnic identity. Even the Austrian & Hungarian leaders told Kaiser Wilhelm in the event that the Serbs could not realistically be expected to back down those last emaining positions, and still retain their honour. But the Kaiser demanded they give in on everything, and this as much as other causes led to war. Along with some historians, I suspect the Kaiser's interest in war was fueled by Britain's difficulties in defeating the Boers of South Africa (nearly 400,000 Brit troops to about 80,000 Boers). If you really wish to delve very deeply into root psychology behind this war, there are credible historians who point out the links going back nearly 300 years to the Thirty Years War, which devastated Germany and its population so badly that it took many generations to begin recovering.
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2 Major things were: 1. Germany had to surrender its submarines and its weapons. 2. Kaiser Wilhelm II had to give up his throne.
Kaiser Wilhelm II was the last emperor of the German Imperium. Many Germany thought that Wilhelm II could bring back peace (and the monarchy for that matter), however, after WW1, he was forced to give up on Germany. That was also when Germany became a republic.
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she was captive in loch levan and forced to
He had stepped down from throne after the death of his father on October 20, 1991
Give up a throne
Alexander Kerensky was the Russian Prime Minister who was forced to resign as a result of the Russian Revolution (and who died in exile). Czar Nicholas II had already abdicated, prior to the revolution (but was executed anyway by the vengeful Bolsheviks).
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Belshazzar did not give up the throne of Babylon. It was taken from him when he was killed when Cyrus the Persian conqured the Babylonian Empire (Chaldean's)
King Henry VII did not "give up the throne." His reign ended when he died on 21 April 1509.
When someone is asked to renounce a throne, he or she is being asked to give up his or her throne. In other words, the person is being asked to disown the throne.
People reported that he gave up his throne to become a Jain Monk.