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William I Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for William I, based on 10 World History Database records associated with Netherlands.

10 records1806–183910 events6 places

Chronological biography

1806

Succession1806
House / House of Orange · King

Succeeds as King of The Netherlands

Battle of Jena14 October 1806
Warfare / Napoleonic Wars · King · Jena

Captured by Napoleon

1814

Dutch Rule Begins1814
Government / United Kingdom of Netherlands · King · Bruges

Bruges enters the United Kingdom of the Netherlands after Napoleon's defeat.

1815

Unification1815
House / House of Orange · King

The United Netherlands is formed by Belgium & Holland by the Congress of Vienna. Proclaims himself King of a new united Netherlands

1830

Belgian Revolution1830
House / House of Orange · King · Brussels

Attempts to preserve the United Kingdom of the Netherlands as the Belgian Revolution spreads.

Belgian Secession1830
House / House of Orange · King

Faces the secession of the southern provinces during the Belgian Revolution.

Rejection of Belgian Secession1830
House / House of Orange · King · The Hague

Refuses to accept the permanent separation of the Belgian provinces.

Military Response to Belgian RevoltSeptember 1830
House / House of Orange · King · Netherlands

Orders military efforts to restore royal authority in the rebellious southern provinces.

1839

Acceptance of Belgian Separation1839
Government / Government of Belgium · King · King of the Netherlands · The Hague

Accepts the definitive arrangements ending the prolonged dispute over Belgium's separation from the Netherlands.

Definitive Separation19 April 1839
Government / Government of Belgium · King · King of the Netherlands · London

Concludes the settlement that finally recognises the political separation of Belgium from the Netherlands.

Titles and roles

King · King · King of the Netherlands

Record provenance

This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.