This ruler's use of the ineffective General von der Tann and the antiquated General Hartmann in one war led to his defeat, and after his next war, albeit successful, his envoys Bray, Pranckh, and Lutz did not succeed in getting favorable terms. After that, this king's Master of the Horse, Count von 
This ruler's use of the ineffective General von der Tann and the antiquated General Hartmann in one war led to his defeat, and after his next war, albeit successful, his envoys Bray, Pranckh, and Lutz did not succeed in getting favorable terms. After that, this king's Master of the Horse, Count von Holnstein was sent to negotiate, and he succeded in giving away a lovable bulldog named Sultl. Bray had advised this king after Chlodwig, Furst von Hohenlohe, had quit, but no man could overcome this monarch's siding with Austria during the Seven Weeks' War and the tide towards German unification. Known for being a castle building and Wagner obsessed recluse later in life, FTP, name this "mad" king of Bavaria.
This ruler's use of the ineffective General von der Tann and the antiquated General Hartmann in one war led to his defeat, and after his next war, albeit successful, his envoys Bray, Pranckh, and Lutz did not succeed in getting favorable terms.
Ludwig II or Louis II of Bavaria of the House of Wittelsbach (Accept "Mad King Ludwig" until mention)