The Life of Franz Ferdinand

However, Serbian nationalists are completely independent from the Austrian-Hungarian empire and want to be part of the empire. Franz Ferdinand not only evoked emotions about the Serbian empire, but the day when he was shot was St. Vito. On the day of 1389, the Ottoman Army destroyed the Serbian led army and ended the Serbian Empire in the Baltic Sea. In this religious holiday, Serbia's nationalistic sentiment is stronger than usual, leading to Serbia's efforts (Clark).

In 1889, the life of Franz Ferdinand changed dramatically. His cousin, Prince Rudolph, committed suicide in the hunting hut of the meering. This became Franz Ferdinand's father, Karl Ludwig, the first person in the throne. In 1896, Carl Ludwig died of typhoid fever. Since then, Franz Ferdinand has received training to become a thorough successor. Despite this burden, he found time for travel and personal pursuits like a round-the-world trip between 1892 and 1893. After visiting India, he spent a while looking for kangaroos and horses in Australia and then headed to Noumea, New Hebrides, Solomon Islands, New Guinea, Sarawak, Hong Kong, and Japan. After sailing the Pacific Ocean from Yokohama to Vancouver, China, he returned to Europe across the United States.

Franz Ferdinand is the eldest son of Charles Luis, the brother of Emperor Franz Joseph. In 1889, the successor, Rudolph Grand Duke, inherited Franz Ferdinand, inherited the throne of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire after death in 1896. However, as Franz Ferdinand was in poor condition in the 1890's, his brother Otto was considered highly likely to succeed, which may have made Franz Ferdinand a deep pain. He wants to marry a woman waiting for an intense clash with the emperor, in court, the Count of Chotek Sophie. Morgan's marriage was granted only in 1900 after renouncing the rights of future children's throne.