Fredrick III of Prussia

Frederick III of Prussia, also known as Frederick the Noble, was a German emperor and king of Prussia who reigned for just 99 days in 1888. Born in 1831, he was the son of the famous military leader Frederick William IV and became known for his liberal views and support for reform. His short reign was cut short by his death from cancer, leading to the ascension of his son, William II. Frederick III was married to Victoria, the daughter of Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom, which connected him to the British royal family.