Ludwig I of Bavaria

Ludwig I of Bavaria was a king who ruled from 1825 to 1848. He is known for his contributions to the arts and architecture, promoting the construction of iconic buildings like the Neues Rathaus in Munich. Ludwig I also embraced Romanticism, fostering a cultural renaissance in Bavaria. His reign was marked by his interest in Greek culture, which influenced his policies and building projects. However, his support for nationalist movements and liberal reforms led to political challenges, ultimately prompting his abdication in 1848 during a wave of revolutions across Europe. He remains a significant figure in Bavarian history.