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Bayern
Extracted from the Wikipedia article Bavaria.
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Between 1438 and 1806, the Habsburgs . . . held a near-undisputed monopoly of the crown of the Holy Roman Empire. The House of Habsburg secured the accession of one of its members at all but one imperial election. The dynasty briefly lost hold of the crown between 1740 and 1745: a fifteen-month interregnum after the death of Emperor Charles VI lasted until January 1742, when Charles Albert of Wittelsbach, prince-elector of Bavaria, was elected and crowned Holy Roman emperor in Frankfurt am Main. He ruled for three years under the name of Charles VII, until his death in January 1745.
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No wonder that the per capita consumption of beer in Bavaria is well above the national average of 102 litres at 130-135 litres per year
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