Assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria - Revision history

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	The '''assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria''' was an act of attempted regicide of Emperor [[Franz Joseph I of Austria]] committed by a [[Hungary\|Hungarian]] tailor, [[János Libényi]], ~~in an attempt for~~ retribution for the military actions against the revolutionaries during the {{Wiki\|Hungarian Revolution of 1848}}, especially against his [[Margit Libényi\|sister]]. ~~However~~, the attempt ~~happened to be~~ orchestrated by the ~~persuasion of a~~ shadowy figure ~~called~~ the "[[Oscar Kane\|Magus]]."		The '''assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria''' was an act of attempted regicide of [[Austrian Empire\|Austrian Emperor]] [[Franz Joseph I of Austria]], committed by a [[Hungary\|Hungarian]] tailor, [[János Libényi]], who sought retribution for the military actions against the revolutionaries during the {{Wiki\|Hungarian Revolution of 1848}}, especially against his [[Margit Libényi\|sister]]. Secretly, the attempt was orchestrated by the shadowy figure known as the "[[Oscar Kane\|Magus]]", who manipulated János to further his own goals.

	==The assassination attempt==		==The assassination attempt==
	The assassination plot was influenced by the [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Assassin]]-turncoat Oscar Kane, using the alias "Magus." The assassination was initially to be an experiment, conducted by Kane, for János to use one of his experimental weapons, without any ties back to him. However, János, impatient, wanted to kill ~~Emperor~~ sooner rather than ~~waiting~~ for Kane's weapon.<ref name="Chapter 19">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy]]'' – Chapter 19</ref> During a walk with his [[soldiers]], Emperor Franz Joseph traveled alongside his military aide on his usual route. However, János, waiting with a kitchen [[knife]] in his hand, immediately went towards the emperor and stabbed him in the neck.<ref name="Chapter 07">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 7</ref>		The assassination plot was influenced by the [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Assassins\|Assassin]] turncoat Oscar Kane, using the alias "Magus." The assassination was initially to be an experiment, conducted by Kane, for János to use one of his experimental weapons, without any ties back to him. However, János, impatient, wanted to kill the emperor sooner rather than wait for Kane's weapon.<ref name="Chapter 19">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy]]'' – Chapter 19</ref>

	Stunned, János was quickly restrained by his associates, [[Joseph Ettenreich]] and "[[Simeon Price\|Jack Straw]]," who tried to stop him but failed to reach him in time. The emperor bled from his injury but was able to survive as his military aide interrogated Straw and Ettenreich about the knife. After conferring over the knife, the aide thanked both men for saving the ~~Emperor~~, while Austrian soldiers took János into custody.<ref name="Chapter 08">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 8</ref>		During a walk with his [[soldier]]s, Emperor Franz Joseph traveled alongside his military aide on his usual route. János, waiting with a kitchen [[knife]] in his hand, immediately went towards the emperor and stabbed him in the neck.<ref name="Chapter 07">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 7</ref>

			Stunned, János was quickly restrained by his associates, [[Joseph Ettenreich]] and "[[Simeon Price\|Jack Straw]]," who tried to stop him but failed to reach him in time. The emperor bled from his injury but was able to survive as his military aide interrogated Straw and Ettenreich about the knife. After conferring over the knife, the aide thanked both men for saving the emperor, while Austrian soldiers took János into custody.<ref name="Chapter 08">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 8</ref>

	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==
	Within days, János Libényi was sentenced and hanged for his attempted murder on the emperor, despite Kane's and Price's attempt to save and free him.<ref name="Chapter 08"/> After János' attempt on the ~~Emperor~~'s life, Kane had to reorganize and find a new [[Felice Orsini\|person]] to try one of his new ~~experiment~~ weapons, without any trace to the Brotherhood.<ref name="Chapter 19"/>		Within days, János Libényi was sentenced and hanged for his attempted murder on the emperor, despite Kane's and Price's attempt to save and free him.<ref name="Chapter 08"/> After János' attempt on the emperor's life, Kane had to reorganize and find a new [[Felice Orsini\|person]] to try one of his new experimental weapons, without any trace to the Brotherhood.<ref name="Chapter 19"/>

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	==Aftermath==		==Aftermath==
	Within days, János Libényi was sentenced and hanged for his attempted murder on the emperor, despite Kane's and Price's attempt to save and free him.<ref name="Chapter 08"/> After János' attempt on the Emperor's life, Kane had to reorganize and find a new [[Felice Orsini\|person]] to try one of his new experiment weapons, without any trace to the Brotherhood.<ref name="Chapter 18"/>		Within days, János Libényi was sentenced and hanged for his attempted murder on the emperor, despite Kane's and Price's attempt to save and free him.<ref name="Chapter 08"/> After János' attempt on the Emperor's life, Kane had to reorganize and find a new [[Felice Orsini\|person]] to try one of his new experiment weapons, without any trace to the Brotherhood.<ref name="Chapter 19"/>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	==The assassination attempt==		==The assassination attempt==
	The assassination plot was influenced by the [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Assassin]]-turncoat Oscar Kane, using the alias "Magus." The assassination was initially to be an experiment, conducted by Kane, for János to use one of his experimental weapons, without any ties back to him. However, János, impatient, wanted to kill Emperor sooner rather than waiting for Kane's weapon.<ref name="Chapter 18">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy]]'' – Chapter 18</ref> During a walk with his [[soldiers]], Emperor Franz Joseph traveled alongside his military aide on his usual route. However, János, waiting with a kitchen [[knife]] in his hand, immediately went towards the emperor and stabbed him in the neck.<ref name="Chapter 07">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 7</ref>		The assassination plot was influenced by the [[Ireland\|Irish]] [[Assassin]]-turncoat Oscar Kane, using the alias "Magus." The assassination was initially to be an experiment, conducted by Kane, for János to use one of his experimental weapons, without any ties back to him. However, János, impatient, wanted to kill Emperor sooner rather than waiting for Kane's weapon.<ref name="Chapter 19">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy]]'' – Chapter 19</ref> During a walk with his [[soldiers]], Emperor Franz Joseph traveled alongside his military aide on his usual route. However, János, waiting with a kitchen [[knife]] in his hand, immediately went towards the emperor and stabbed him in the neck.<ref name="Chapter 07">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 7</ref>

	Stunned, János was quickly restrained by his associates, [[Joseph Ettenreich]] and "[[Simeon Price\|Jack Straw]]," who tried to stop him but failed to reach him in time. The emperor bled from his injury but was able to survive as his military aide interrogated Straw and Ettenreich about the knife. After conferring over the knife, the aide thanked both men for saving the Emperor, while Austrian soldiers took János into custody.<ref name="Chapter 08">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 8</ref>		Stunned, János was quickly restrained by his associates, [[Joseph Ettenreich]] and "[[Simeon Price\|Jack Straw]]," who tried to stop him but failed to reach him in time. The emperor bled from his injury but was able to survive as his military aide interrogated Straw and Ettenreich about the knife. After conferring over the knife, the aide thanked both men for saving the Emperor, while Austrian soldiers took János into custody.<ref name="Chapter 08">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 8</ref>

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	The '''assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria''' was an act of attempted regicide of Emperor [[Franz Joseph I of Austria]] committed by a [[Hungary\|Hungarian]] tailor, [[János Libényi]], in an attempt for retribution for the military actions against the revolutionaries during the {{Wiki\|Hungarian Revolution of 1848}}, especially against his [[Libényi\|sister]]. However, the attempt happened to be orchestrated by the persuasion of a shadowy figure called the "[[Oscar Kane\|Magus]]."		The '''assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria''' was an act of attempted regicide of Emperor [[Franz Joseph I of Austria]] committed by a [[Hungary\|Hungarian]] tailor, [[János Libényi]], in an attempt for retribution for the military actions against the revolutionaries during the {{Wiki\|Hungarian Revolution of 1848}}, especially against his [[Margit Libényi\|sister]]. However, the attempt happened to be orchestrated by the persuasion of a shadowy figure called the "[[Oscar Kane\|Magus]]."

	==The assassination attempt==		==The assassination attempt==

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I'm going to go over this frequently. Just to make sure everything's correct and add/delete any information.

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The '''assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria''' was an act of attempted regicide of Emperor [[Franz Joseph I of Austria]] committed by a [[Hungary|Hungarian]] tailor, [[János Libényi]], in an attempt for retribution for the military actions against the revolutionaries during the {{Wiki|Hungarian Revolution of 1848}}, especially against his [[Libényi|sister]]. However, the attempt happened to be orchestrated by the persuasion of a shadowy figure called the "[[Oscar Kane|Magus]]."

==The assassination attempt==
The assassination plot was influenced by the [[Ireland|Irish]] [[Assassin]]-turncoat Oscar Kane, using the alias "Magus." The assassination was initially to be an experiment, conducted by Kane, for János to use one of his experimental weapons, without any ties back to him. However, János, impatient, wanted to kill Emperor sooner rather than waiting for Kane's weapon.<ref name="Chapter 18">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy]]'' – Chapter 18</ref> During a walk with his [[soldiers]], Emperor Franz Joseph traveled alongside his military aide on his usual route. However, János, waiting with a kitchen [[knife]] in his hand, immediately went towards the emperor and stabbed him in the neck.<ref name="Chapter 07">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 7</ref>

Stunned, János was quickly restrained by his associates, [[Joseph Ettenreich]] and "[[Simeon Price|Jack Straw]]," who tried to stop him but failed to reach him in time. The emperor bled from his injury but was able to survive as his military aide interrogated Straw and Ettenreich about the knife. After conferring over the knife, the aide thanked both men for saving the Emperor, while Austrian soldiers took János into custody.<ref name="Chapter 08">''Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy'' – Chapter 8</ref>

==Aftermath==
Within days, János Libényi was sentenced and hanged for his attempted murder on the emperor, despite Kane's and Price's attempt to save and free him.<ref name="Chapter 08"/> After János' attempt on the Emperor's life, Kane had to reorganize and find a new [[Felice Orsini|person]] to try one of his new experiment weapons, without any trace to the Brotherhood.<ref name="Chapter 18"/>

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy]]''

==References==
{{Reflist}}
{{ACTEH}}
[[Category:Templar conspiracies]]
[[Category:Timeline]]
[[Category:Assassin conspiracies]]
[[Category:Assassin-Templar War]]