William II of the Netherlands

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William II of the Netherlands was King of the Netherlands and Grand Duke of Luxembourg from 1840 to 1849, known for accepting a liberal constitution that transformed his country into a constitutional monarchy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Grand Duke of Luxembourg
King of the Netherlands
Prince of Orange
human
member of the House of Orange-Nassau
awardReceived Military William Order
Order of the Garter
Order of the Netherlands Lion
battle Battle of Waterloo
burialPlace Nieuwe Kerk, Delft
child Prince Frederick of the Netherlands
surface form: Prince Alexander of the Netherlands

Prince Frederick of the Netherlands
surface form: Prince Ernest Casimir of the Netherlands

Prince Frederick of the Netherlands
surface form: Prince Henry of the Netherlands

Princess Sophie of the Netherlands
William III of the Netherlands
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of the Netherlands
dateOfBirth 1792-12-06
dateOfDeath 1849-03-17
educatedAt University of Leiden
University of Oxford
father William I of the Netherlands
givenName Willem
house House of Orange-Nassau
knownFor supporting the 1848 Dutch constitutional reform
transforming the Netherlands into a constitutional monarchy
memberOf House of Orange-Nassau
militaryRank general
monarchOf Limburg (Netherlands)
surface form: Limburg

Luxembourg
Netherlands
mother Wilhelmina of Prussia
surface form: Wilhelmine of Prussia
nativeLanguage Dutch
nobleTitle Prince of Nassau
Prince of Orange
notableWork acceptance of the liberal Dutch Constitution of 1848
placeOfBirth The Hague
placeOfDeath Tilburg
positionHeld Duke of Limburg
Henri, Grand Duke of Luxembourg
surface form: Grand Duke of Luxembourg

King of the Netherlands
Prince of Orange
predecessor William I of the Netherlands
reignEnd 1849-03-17
reignStart 1840-10-07
religion Protestantism
royalStyle William I
surface form: King William II
sexOrGender male
spouse Anna Pavlovna of Russia
successor William III of the Netherlands

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House of Orange-Nassau hasNotableMember William II of the Netherlands
Prince William of Orange (disputed) hasDisputedIdentityWith William II of the Netherlands
William I of the Netherlands child William II of the Netherlands
William I of the Netherlands successor William II of the Netherlands
William III of the Netherlands father William II of the Netherlands
William III of the Netherlands predecessor William II of the Netherlands
Johannes van den Bosch monarchDuringTerm William II of the Netherlands
House of Nassau notableMember William II of the Netherlands
Christ Church, Oxford hasNotableAlumnus William II of the Netherlands
this entity surface form: King William II of the Netherlands
Ten Days’ Campaign commander William II of the Netherlands
this entity surface form: Prince William II of the Netherlands
William I child William II of the Netherlands
subject surface form: William I of the Netherlands
William I successor William II of the Netherlands
subject surface form: William I of the Netherlands
William I successorAsGrandDukeOfLuxembourg William II of the Netherlands
subject surface form: William I of the Netherlands
Duke of Limburg ceremonialHolder William II of the Netherlands
Duke of Limburg monarchWhoHeldTitle William II of the Netherlands
Grand Duke of Luxembourg firstHolder William II of the Netherlands
Anna Pavlovna of Russia spouse William II of the Netherlands
Wilhelmina of Prussia child William II of the Netherlands
Prince Frederick of the Netherlands sibling William II of the Netherlands
Princess Marianne of the Netherlands sibling William II of the Netherlands
Delft University of Technology founder William II of the Netherlands
Princess Sophie of the Netherlands father William II of the Netherlands
William, Prince of Orange (1840–1879) monarchDuringLifetime William II of the Netherlands
Orange-Nassau notableMember William II of the Netherlands
subject surface form: House of Orange-Nassau
Haarlemmermeer drainage project significantPerson William II of the Netherlands
this entity surface form: King William II of the Netherlands
Kneuterdijk Palace residenceOf William II of the Netherlands
this entity surface form: King William II of the Netherlands
Kneuterdijk Palace notableResident William II of the Netherlands
William George Frederick of Orange-Nassau child William II of the Netherlands
William George Frederick of Orange-Nassau successor William II of the Netherlands
Prince William of the Netherlands (1819–1890) father William II of the Netherlands
this entity surface form: King William II of the Netherlands
Prince Alexander of the Netherlands father William II of the Netherlands
Prince Alexander of the Netherlands monarchFather William II of the Netherlands
Place Guillaume II namedAfter William II of the Netherlands
this entity surface form: King William II of the Netherlands
William II, Grand Duke of Luxembourg otherName William II of the Netherlands
this entity surface form: Willem II, Koning der Nederlanden
Prince Henry of the Netherlands (1820–1879) father William II of the Netherlands
Prince Henry of the Netherlands (1820–1879) monarchServed William II of the Netherlands
Butte du Lion dedicatedTo William II of the Netherlands