约翰二世 (列支敦士登)





































約翰二世

Liechtenstein Johann II..JPG
列支敦斯登親王
統治
1858年11月12日-1929年2月11日
（70年91天）
前任
阿洛伊斯二世
繼任
弗朗茨一世
出生
(1840-10-05)1840年10月5日
逝世
1929年2月11日(1929-02-11)（88歲）
父親
阿洛伊斯二世
母親
Franziska Kinsky

约翰二世（英语：Johann II.，1840年10月5日－1929年2月11日），列支敦士登親王，1858年至1929年在位。


约翰二世1858年继其父阿洛伊斯二世成为列支敦士登親王，1866年出兵参与普奥战争，支持奥地利，但其部队尚未投入战场时，奥军已于萨多瓦战役中战败。约翰二世遂于1868年废除军队，宣布列支敦士登成为永久中立国。


约翰性格内向，终身未婚。1929年他去世后，其弟弗朗茨一世继位。约翰二世是欧洲封建君主中在位时间第二长者，仅次于法国的路易十四。





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  • WorldCat Identities

  • BNF: cb16766123t (data)

  • FAST: 494204

  • GND: 117003360

  • HDS: 21120

  • ISNI: 0000 0000 7101 0047

  • LCCN: nr2003016302

  • VIAF: 8154023



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