English Commonwealth

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The English Commonwealth was the republican government that ruled England (and later Scotland and Ireland) from 1649 to 1660 following the execution of Charles I and the abolition of the monarchy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former state
historical polity
republic
alsoKnownAs English Commonwealth
surface form: Commonwealth of England

English Commonwealth
surface form: English Republic
capital London, England
surface form: London
constitutionalDocument Humble Petition and Advice
Instrument of Government
country England
Ireland
Scotland
currency Pound sterling
surface form: pound sterling
dissolvedBy Restoration settlement of 1660
endTime 1660
establishedAfter execution of Charles I
establishedBy Rump Parliament
followed Kingdom of England
surface form: Kingdom of England under Charles I
followedBy Restoration of the monarchy
surface form: Restoration of Charles II

Restored English monarchy
governmentType military-influenced regime
republican government
hasPart Commonwealth period (1649–1653)
Protectorate of Oliver Cromwell
surface form: Protectorate (1653–1659)

Second Commonwealth (1659–1660)
headOfGovernment Council of State
Oliver Cromwell
headOfState Council of State
Oliver Cromwell
Richard Cromwell
ideology Puritanism
republicanism
leader Henry Ireton
John Lambert
Oliver Cromwell
Richard Cromwell
legalForm commonwealth
legislativeBody Barebone's Parliament
Protectorate Parliament
Rump Parliament
militaryConflict Cromwellian conquest of Ireland
First Anglo-Dutch War
Third English Civil War
officialLanguage English
precededBy Kingdom of England
religion Protestantism
replaced English monarchy
startTime 1649
succeededBy Kingdom of England
surface form: Kingdom of England (Restored monarchy)
territoryIncludes England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales

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Protectorate of Richard Cromwell precededBy English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
Monck allegiance English Commonwealth
subject surface form: George Monck
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
1st Duke of Albemarle allegiance English Commonwealth
subject surface form: George Monck, 1st Duke of Albemarle
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
Battle of the Dunes (1658) belligerent English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
John Lambert allegiance English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
Milton employer English Commonwealth
subject surface form: John Milton
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
Oliver Cromwell head (burial site) associatedWith English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
Ayr Citadel controlledBy English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
Anglo-Dutch relations participant English Commonwealth
subject surface form: First Anglo-Dutch War
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
First Anglo-Dutch War conflictBetween English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
First Anglo-Dutch War belligerent English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
First Anglo-Dutch War politicalContext English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: English Commonwealth period
Monck’s Regiment of Foot allegiance English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
HMS Royal Charles allegiance English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
Sir George Downing allegiance English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
John employer English Commonwealth
subject surface form: John Milton
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
Oliver Cromwell’s House hasSubject English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
Thomas Belasyse, 1st Earl Fauconberg allegiance English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
Levellers suppressedBy English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: English Commonwealth government
Cromwell's dissolution of the Rump (1653) country English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
Act abolishing the Kingly Office governmentTypeEstablished English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth
Act abolishing the House of Lords jurisdiction English Commonwealth
English Republicans activeDuringEvent English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
Charles II of Scotland predecessor English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
English conquest of Jamaica belligerent English Commonwealth
this entity surface form: Commonwealth of England
Thomas Goodwin supported English Commonwealth