State

United Kingdom of the Netherlands

Kingdom of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1839

This boundary
1815–1839
Founded
1815
Ended
1839
Capital
Amsterdam, Brussels, The Hague
Government
constitutional monarchy
Languages
Dutch
Religion
Dutch Reformed Church
Preceded by
United Departments
Succeeded by
Duchy of LimburgNetherlandsBelgium

Overview

The United Kingdom of the Netherlands is the unofficial but common historiographical name for the Kingdom of the Netherlands as it existed from 1815 to 1839. The United Netherlands was created in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars through the fusion of territories that had belonged to the former Dutch Republic, Austrian Netherlands, and Prince-Bishopric of Liège in order to form a buffer state between the major European powers. The polity was a constitutional monarchy, ruled by William I of the House of Orange-Nassau.

Excerpt from Wikipedia · CC BY-SA 4.0

All rulers (4)

  1. William I of the Netherlands1815–1840
  2. William II of the Netherlands1840–1849
  3. William III of the Netherlands1849–1890
  4. Wilhelmina of the Netherlands1890–1948

Records (21)

  1. 1803–1837 — Padri WarWar
  2. 1815 — Battle of WaterlooBattle
  3. 1815 — Hundred DaysCampaign
  4. 1815 — Battle of CharleroiBattle · France ▸ Prussia
  5. 1815 — Battle of LignyBattle · France ▸ Prussia
  6. 1815 — Battle of NamurBattle · France ▸ Prussia
  7. 1815 — Battle of Quatre BrasBattle · United Kingdom ▸ France
  8. 1815 — Battle of WavreBattle · Prussia ▸ France
  9. 1820 — Treaty of KortrijkTreaty
  10. 1825 — Attack on SelarongBattle
  11. 1825 — Battle of Fort VredeburgBattle
  12. 1826 — Battle of DelangguBattle
  13. 1826 — Battle of KejiwanBattle
  14. 1826 — Battle of LengkongBattle
  15. 1826 — Battle of GawokBattle
  16. 1826 — Storming of PleretBattle
  17. 1827–1828 — Sasradilaga rebellionRebellion
  18. 1828 — Battle of NanggulonBattle
  19. 1829 — Battle of SilukBattle
  20. 1830–1833 — Belgian–Dutch WarWar
  21. 1831 — Belgian RevolutionRevolution

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