Hohenzollern dynasty
Brandenburg's royal family
The Hohenzollern dynasty was a German royal family that ruled Brandenburg, Prussia, and eventually the unified German Empire from the fifteenth century until 1918.
The dynasty produced Prussian kings including Frederick the Great and German emperors (Kaisers) Wilhelm I and Wilhelm II, whose abdication ended the monarchy after World War I.
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