In which year did John Casimir abdicate?
1668
1672
1655
1648
Answer
John Casimir abdicated in 1668, marking the end of his reign as King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania. His decision to relinquish the throne stemmed from a combination of factors, including his declining health, the challenging political climate marked by internal strife and conflicts with neighboring countries, and his desire to pursue a monastic life.
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