Bavarian State Library and any year of its establishment?

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The Bavarian State Library (Bayerische Staatsbibliothek) is a library located in Munich. It dates back to 1558 AD. Collections of books that began to accumulate in the middle of the sixteenth century and soon reached ten million books, making it the second largest German libraries after the Berlin State Library. The number of library holdings of Oriental manuscripts is now 17,000, including 4400 Islamic manuscripts. Books took their place in the present building between 1832 and 1843. The library has already been named Bibliotheca Regia Mona Synces. The building was completely destroyed during World War II, and it took years to reconstruct it.