Dutch Revolution of 1813

Dutch revolution of 1813
	Part of the Napoleonic Wars and the War of the Sixth Coalition
	File:KomstWillemIinAmsterdam.jpg Arrival of king William I in Amsterdam
Date	1813
Location	The Netherlands
Caused by	French Rule in the Netherlands
Goals	Independence of the Netherlands
Resulted in	Orangist restoration Establishment of the United Netherlands;
Parties to the civil conflict
File:Statenvlag.svg Orangists; Supported by:; United Kingdom; File:Flag of the Kingdom of Prussia (1750-1801).svg Kingdom of Prussia; Russian Empire	First French Empire
Lead figures
File:Statenvlag.svg William I; File:Statenvlag.svg Gijsbert Karel van Hogendorp	Napoleon Bonaparte

The Dutch revolution was a political event within the Netherlands during 1813. The revolution was caused by the French annexation of the Netherlands and resulted in William I becoming prince of the United Netherlands.

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