Abdication (waived any right or reject the use of it)

The Abdication is the fact or circumstance in which the individual or person willfully refuses or waiver of a right inherited, constitutional, political or promulgated by their peers. Also a person who abandons his beliefs, ideas or work in some way makes them Abdication.

The Latin word is written Abdication abdicatio whose term comes. The Abdication is then understood as the fact by which an individual rejects or renounces their own free will that is playing the position before the expiry or validity.

Under Roman law the word Abdication is used to denote the status of a family member who is dispossessed or voluntary or involuntary forced by prevailing circumstances to give up their inherited rights, constitutional, or similar. However it should be noted that the term Abdication is commonly used to refer to rejection of a waiver or noble or political one count of state or high-ranking nobility.

When the person in question quits a tangible asset is not correct to use the term Abdication because as mentioned before this is used to give or refuse public office or high-ranking noble titles, whether they are pursuing or will pursue that office or throne, as the case in question.

Famous Abdications of History

• Abdication of Lucius Cornelius Sulla in 79 BC
• Abdication of Diocletian in 305
• Abdication of Benedict IX in 1048
• Abdication of Isaac I Comnenus in the year 1059
• Song Huizong abdication of China, on January 18, 1126
• Abdication of Stephen II of Hungary in 1131
• Abdication of Albert I of Brandenburg in the year 1169
• Abdication of Ladislaus III of Poland in the year 1206
• Abdication of Celestine V, the December 13, 1294
• Abdication of John Baliol of Scotland in 1296
• Abdication of John Cantacuzenus, Emperor of the East in the year 1355
• Abdication of Richard II of England, on September 29, 1399
• Abdication of Baldassare Cossa, Antipope John XXIII in 1415
• Abdication of Eric VII of Denmark and Erik XIII of Sweden in 1439
• Abdication of Amadeo VIII of Savoy in 1440
• Murad II abdicated in the year 1444
• Abdication of Ottoman Sultan in the year 1445
• Abdication of Charles V of Holy Roman Empire between the years 1555-1556
• Abdication of Christina of Sweden on June 6, 1654
• Abdication of Mary Queen of Scotland, on July 24, 1567
• Abdication of John Casimir of Poland in 1668
• Abdication of James II of England in the year 1688
• Abdication of Frederick Augustus of Poland in 1706
• Abdication of Philip V of Spain in 1724
• Abdication of Victor Amadeus of Sardinia in 1730
• Abdication of Ahmed III, Ottoman Sultan in 1730
• Abdication of Charles of Naples (to ascend the throne of Spain) in 1759
• Abdication of Stanislaus II of Poland in 1795
• Abdication of Emperor Qianlong of China, on February 9, 1796
• Abdication of Charles Emmanuel IV of Sardinia, on June 4, 1802
• Abdication of Charles IV of Spain on March 19, 1808
• Abdication of Joseph Bonaparte of Naples, June 6, 1808
• Abdication of Gustavus IV of Sweden, on March 29, 1809
• Abdication of Louis Bonaparte of Holland, on July 2, 1810
• Abdication of Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, the April 4, 1814, and June 22, 1815
• Abdication of Victor Emmanuel of Sardinia March 13, 1821
• Abdication of Bernardo O'Higgins, Supreme Director of Chile on January 28, 1823
• Abdication of Charles X of France, on August 2, 1830
• Abdication of Pedro IV of Portugal, on May 28, 1826
• Abdication of Pedro I of Brazil on April 7, 1831
• Abdication of Miguel de Portugal, May 26, 1834
• Abdication of William I of the Netherlands, October 7, 1840
• Abdication of Louis Philippe of France, on February 24, 1848
• Luis Carlos abdication of Bavaria, 21 March 1848
• Abdication of Ferdinand of Austria, on December 2, 1848
• Abdication of Charles Albert of Sardinia, on March 23, 1849
• Abdication of Leopold II of Tuscany, on July 21, 1859
• Abdication of Isabella II of Spain on June 25, 1870
• Abdication of Amadeo I of Spain on February 11, 1873
• Abdication of Alexander of Bulgaria, on September 7, 1886
• Abdication of Milan of Serbia, March 6, 1889
• Xuantong abdication of Emperor of China, on February 12, 1912 (abolition of the monarchy)
• Abdication of Nicholas II of Russia, March 15, 1917 (abolition of the monarchy)
• Abdication of Wilhelm II of Germany on November 9, 1918 (abolition of the monarchy)
• Abdication of Prajadhipok of Siam, the March 2, 1935
• VIII of the United Kingdom, December 11, 1936
• Abdication of Carol II of Romania, on September 6, 1940
• Abdication of Victor Emmanuel III of Italy on May 9, 1946
• Abdication of Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, September 4, 1948
• Abdication of Leopold III, King of the Belgians, July 16, 1951
• Abdication of Farouk I of Egypt, July 26, 1952
• Abdication of Fuad II of Egypt, June 18, 1953 (abolition of the monarchy)
• Abdication of Juliana of the Netherlands, on April 30, 1980
• Abdication of Jean de Luxembourg, October 7, 2000
• Abdication of Hans-Adam II of Liechtenstein, on 15 August 2004 (was regent to his son)
• Abdication of King Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia, on October 7, 2004
• Abdication of Saad Al-Abdullah Al-Salim Al-Sabah, Emir of Kuwait on January 23, 2006
• Jigme Singye Wangchuck abdicated king of Bhutan, December 15, 2006 (He made his son King)