**King Willem I of the Netherlands**

Willem I, born on August 24, 1772, in The Hague, Netherlands, was a pivotal figure in Dutch royalty, self-proclaimed as the first King of the Netherlands and Grand Duke of Luxembourg from 1815 until his abdication in 1840. After stepping down, he adopted the title King William Frederick, Count of Nassau.

As a Manifesting Generator in Human Design, Willem I possessed a unique blend of energy and initiative, allowing him to respond dynamically to the challenges of leadership. His Inner Authority, the Sacral response, guided him in making decisions that aligned with his instincts and desires. This innate ability to respond rather than initiate often led him to engage in actions that were both impactful and transformative for his kingdom.

Willem I’s profile of 2/4 reflects a dual nature: the 2nd line, which embodies a natural talent and need for solitude, and the 4th line, emphasizing the importance of community and networks. This combination suggests that while he had an intrinsic ability to lead and innovate, he also thrived within his close relationships and relied on his connections to navigate the complexities of royal duties.

His Incarnation Cross, the Right Angle Cross of The Sleeping Phoenix (59/55 | 20/34), signifies a life journey centered around transformation and emotional depth. The channels he embodied, including 20-34 (the Channel of Charisma), 32-54 (the Channel of Transformation), and 42-53 (the Channel of Maturation), highlight his capacity to inspire and evolve through various phases of his reign.

Willem I was married to Wilhelmina, and together they had six children. His reign came to an end with his death on December 12, 1843, in Berlin, Kingdom of Prussia. His legacy as a transformative leader continues to be recognized in the context of Dutch history, enriched by the insights of his Human Design profile.