Soldier King

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Soldier King is the moniker of Frederick William I of Prussia, the early 18th-century monarch renowned for transforming Prussia into a highly militarized and efficiently administered state.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf monarch
nickname
alsoKnownAs Frederick William I of Prussia
Frederick William I of Prussia
surface form: Friedrich Wilhelm I. von Preußen
associatedWith rise of Prussia as a European power
birthDate 1688-08-14
birthPlace Berlin
burialPlace Garrison Church, Potsdam
capitalDuringReign Berlin
child Frederick II of Prussia
Princess Wilhelmine of Prussia
countryRuled Prussia
surface form: Kingdom of Prussia
deathDate 1740-05-31
deathPlace Potsdam
era Early 18th century
father Frederick I of Prussia
house House of Hohenzollern
implementedPolicy centralization of royal authority
reform of tax system
strengthening of bureaucracy
increasedExpenditureOn military
knownFor administrative reforms
creating a highly disciplined military state
expansion of the Prussian army
frugality and austerity at court
militarization of Prussia
language German
militaryRank Commander-in-chief of the Prussian Army
monarchOf Prussia
mother Sophia Charlotte of Hanover
nationality Prussian
notableUnit Potsdam Giants
predecessor Frederick I of Prussia
promoted compulsory military service for nobility
military drill and discipline
reducedExpenditureOn court luxury
refersTo Frederick William I of Prussia
region Brandenburg-Prussia
reignEnd 1740
reignStart 1713
religion Lutheranism
spouse Sophia Dorothea of Hanover
strengthenedInstitution Prussian Army
Government of Prussia
surface form: Prussian civil service
styleOfGovernment absolutist monarchy
successor Frederick II of Prussia
title Margrave of Brandenburg
surface form: Elector of Brandenburg

King of Prussia
surface form: King in Prussia

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