Battle of Waterloo

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The Battle of Waterloo was the decisive 1815 conflict in present-day Belgium in which the Duke of Wellington and his allies defeated Napoleon Bonaparte, effectively ending his rule and reshaping the political landscape of Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Napoleonic Wars battle
battle
historical event
alsoKnownAs Battle of Waterloo
surface form: La bataille de Waterloo

Battle of Waterloo
surface form: Slag bij Waterloo
belligerent First French Empire
surface form: French Empire

Prussia
surface form: Kingdom of Prussia

United Kingdom of the Netherlands
surface form: Kingdom of the Netherlands

War of the Seventh Coalition
surface form: Seventh Coalition

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
campaign Waterloo Campaign
casualties tens of thousands killed and wounded
CoalitionCommander Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher
commander Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
surface form: Duke of Wellington

Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher
Napoleon Bonaparte
countryAtTime United Kingdom of the Netherlands
date 1815-06-18
followedBy Occupation of France (1815–1818)
Second Treaty of Paris
FrenchCommander Napoleon Bonaparte
hasAftermath Congress of Vienna settlement consolidation
restoration of Bourbon monarchy in France
location United Kingdom of the Netherlands
Waterloo
Belgium
surface form: present-day Belgium
memorial Lion’s Mound
notableSite Hougoumont farm
La Haye Sainte farm
Papelotte farm
partOf Napoleonic Wars
War of the Seventh Coalition
precededBy Battle of Ligny
Battle of Quatre Bras
result abdication of Napoleon Bonaparte
decisive Coalition victory
defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte
end of the Hundred Days
exile of Napoleon to Saint Helena
significance confirmed British and Prussian military dominance in Europe
ended Napoleon Bonaparte’s rule as Emperor of the French
marked the end of the Napoleonic Wars
reshaped the political landscape of Europe
terrain ridge south of Waterloo
year 1815

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Peterloo Massacre hasRelatedEvent Battle of Waterloo
Napoleon Bonaparte battle Battle of Waterloo
Rijksmuseum notableWorkInCollection Battle of Waterloo
this entity surface form: The Battle of Waterloo (Jan Willem Pieneman)
Napoleonic Wars notableBattle Battle of Waterloo
Hundred Days significantBattle Battle of Waterloo
15th Hussars notableEngagement Battle of Waterloo
William II of the Netherlands battle Battle of Waterloo
Treaty of Paris (1815) concludedAfter Battle of Waterloo
Battle of Waterloo alsoKnownAs Battle of Waterloo
this entity surface form: La bataille de Waterloo
Battle of Waterloo alsoKnownAs Battle of Waterloo
this entity surface form: Slag bij Waterloo
Napoleonic era significantEvent Battle of Waterloo
First French Empire significantEvent Battle of Waterloo
Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher battle Battle of Waterloo
War of the Seventh Coalition hasPart Battle of Waterloo
Coalition Wars notableBattle Battle of Waterloo
Battle of Ligny followedBy Battle of Waterloo
Battle of Ligny relatedTo Battle of Waterloo
Battle of Quatre Bras followedBy Battle of Waterloo
Les Cent-Jours keyBattle Battle of Waterloo
Waterloo Bridge namedAfter Battle of Waterloo
Waterloo Campaign hasPart Battle of Waterloo
Waterloo Campaign endedBy Battle of Waterloo
London Waterloo railway station namedAfter Battle of Waterloo
Battle of Wavre relatedEvent Battle of Waterloo
3rd Infantry Division conflict Battle of Waterloo
French Imperial Guard disbandedAfter Battle of Waterloo
French Imperial Guard engagedIn Battle of Waterloo
Waterloo knownFor Battle of Waterloo
Waterloo battleName Battle of Waterloo
La Haye Sainte farm usedDuring Battle of Waterloo
subject surface form: La Haye Sainte
Occupation of France (1815–1818) follows Battle of Waterloo
Hougoumont farm significantEvent Battle of Waterloo
Papelotte farm significantEvent Battle of Waterloo
Papelotte farm conflict Battle of Waterloo
Lion’s Mound commemorates Battle of Waterloo
3rd British Infantry Division conflict Battle of Waterloo
Exile of Napoleon Bonaparte follows Battle of Waterloo
Marengo (horse) participatedIn Battle of Waterloo
subject surface form: Marengo
Marengo (horse) capturedAt Battle of Waterloo
subject surface form: Marengo
Sir John Colborne conflict Battle of Waterloo
13th Light Dragoons battle Battle of Waterloo
Second Treaty of Paris followedEvent Battle of Waterloo
Michel Ney participatedIn Battle of Waterloo
Waterloo station namedAfter Battle of Waterloo