Capture of Diponegoro
Arrests Prince Diponegoro, bringing the main phase of the Java War to an end.
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1830 in Netherlands
Explore 13 historical events and records for Netherlands in 1830.
Historical records for Netherlands in 1830
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March
September
Brussels Expedition
Leads Dutch troops into Brussels in an attempt to suppress the revolution.
Withdrawal from Brussels
Withdraws Dutch forces after several days of heavy street fighting.
Military Response to Belgian Revolt
Orders military efforts to restore royal authority in the rebellious southern provinces.
October
Bombardment of Antwerp
Orders the Dutch citadel to bombard Antwerp after revolutionary forces take control of the city.
Other events (month unknown)
Antwerp Citadel Command
Holds the Antwerp citadel for the Netherlands during the Belgian Revolution.
Belgian Revolution
Attempts to preserve the United Kingdom of the Netherlands as the Belgian Revolution spreads.
Belgian Secession
Faces the secession of the southern provinces during the Belgian Revolution.
Colonial Revenue Reform
Expands state-directed export agriculture to increase Dutch colonial revenue.
Cultivation System
Introduces the Cultivation System requiring Javanese villages to produce export crops.
Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies
Takes office as Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies.
Java War
Concludes major military operations after the capture of Diponegoro.
Rejection of Belgian Secession
Refuses to accept the permanent separation of the Belgian provinces.
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