Wilhelm III (Englean Kaiserreich)

Wilhelm III der Große
Wilhelm III, 1957
Englean Emperor
Reign	1905-1966
Coronation	May 25, 1905
Predecessor	Ferdinand I
Successor	Wilhelm III
King of Hohenzern
Reign	1905-1966
Coronation	May 25, 1905
Predecessor	Ferdinand I
Successor	Wilhelm III
Born	(1886-07-16)16 July 1886 Potsdemspalais, Potsdem
Died	19 December, 1966
Burial	23 February, 1967 Schloss Mistelbühel
Spouse	Alexandrine von Waldeck-Preusstadt
Issue	Konrad I, Englean Emperor Prince Gustav Prince Adalbrecht
Full name Wilhelm August Konrad Gustav
House	Hohenzern
Father	Friedrich Wilhelm II, Englean Emperor
Mother	Auguste Louise von Fürstenberg
Religion	Christianity (Englean Imperial Church)

Kaiser Wilhelm III (also known as Wilhelm der Große) (16 July, 1886 - 19 December, 1966) was the 26th Emperor of the Englean Kaiserreich and King of Hohenzern, reigning from 1905 to his death in 1966. Wilhelm III is often considered the "greatest Englean emperor of the modern age" due to his actions in the 20th century that brought the Englean Kaiserreich into the place of a World Great Power through victories the two Sunalayan Great Wars as well as influential policies within the homeland.

Succeeding his late brother Ferdinand I in 1905, the emperor proved himself to be a very competent young leader through the First Great War which succeeded in garnering the trust and respect of the Englean populace. Through the following decades, Wilhelm would continue to focus on his dream of placing the Kaiserreich in a "place in the sun" enjoyed by major world powers during the late 19th and early 20th century. With this, Wilhelm would promote economic and infrastructural plans that improved the Englean economy and promoted the rights of the Englean working class in order to combat the growing support of communism and socialism within the empire. At the same time, multiple military investments were put into place in order to advance the Englean military to the new standards created by the Reichswehr in 1926.

The greatest success of the emperor was his leadership of the empire through the Second Great War and achieving a major victory for the nation, which effectively gave the empire its "place in the sun" that he had so worked for. Because of this victory, many Engleans referred to the emperor as Wilhelm der Große and the "true bearer of the Victor's Crown." Wilhelm continues to enjoy a high regard well into the 21st Century as the "greatest Englean emperor of the modern age."