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| Keywords: The King of Roumania, who was brought into great prominence by the assertion that his troops might invade Bulgaria.jpg Seeker of the price of neutrality inthe near east MUCH CONCERNED WITH THE PROBLEM OF THE READJUSTMENT OF POWER IN EUROPE THE KING OF ROUMANIA WHO WAS BROUGHT INTO GREAT PROMINENCE BY THE ASSERTION THAT HIS TROOPS MIGHT INVADE BULGARIA The strained relations between Roumania and Bulgaria in view of the belief held by a good many that Roumanian troops might invade Bulgaria if King Ferdinand's advisers did not decide to give to Roumania that territory which she seeks as the price of her neutrality during the Balkan War have of course brought into unusual prominence Charles I King of Roumania His Majesty was born on April 20 1839 son of the late Prince Karl of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen He was elected Lord of Roumania on April 20 N S 1866 and entered Bucharest on the 22nd of the following month On March 26 1881 he was proclaimed King of Roumania° The succession to the throne in the event of his Majesty remaining childless was settled upon his elder brother Prince Leopold who renounced his rights in favour of his son Prince Wilhelm who in turn renounced his rights in favour of his brother Prince Ferdinand the present Crown Prince who in 1893 married Princess Marie daughter of the Duke of Edinburgh The Illustrated London News Issue 3848 p 77 1913-01-18 Creator Hermanus Willem Koekkoek PD PD-old-auto 1929 1913 in Romania ILN 1913 Ferdinand I of Romania Hermanus Willem Koekkoek | ||||
