Kingdom of Corsica

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The Kingdom of Corsica was a short-lived 18th-century state on the Mediterranean island of Corsica, notable for its early democratic constitution and struggle for independence from Genoese and later French rule.

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Label Occurrences
Kingdom of Corsica canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf early modern state
former monarchy
historical state
capital Corte
characterizedAs short-lived state
claimedBy Kingdom of France
Republic of Genoa
constitutionCharacter democratic
enlightenment-inspired
continent Europe
country Corsica
currency Corsican lira
economyBasedOn agriculture
pastoralism
establishedBy Pasquale Paoli
followedBy French rule in Corsica
governmentType constitutional monarchy
hasAdministrativeDivision pieve
hasConstitution Corsican Constitution of 1755
hasFormOfGovernment early democracy
parliamentary system
hasJudicialBody Supreme Council of Corsica
hasLegislature Corsican Diet
hasMotto Dio e Popolo
hasNationalSymbol Moor's head flag
hasTypeOfSuffrage limited male suffrage
headOfState Pasquale Paoli
historicalEra 18th century
influencedBy Enlightenment ideas
inspired later democratic movements in Europe
languageUsed Corsican
Italian
leaderTitle General of the Nation
legalSystem written constitution
legislatureType unicameral parliament
locatedIn Mediterranean Sea
locatedOn island of Corsica
notableFor early democratic constitution
experiment in enlightened constitutionalism
opposedBy Kingdom of France
Republic of Genoa
partOfConflict Corsican struggle for independence
politicalStatus de facto independent state
precededBy Republic of Genoa
religion Roman Catholicism
struggleFor independence from France
independence from Genoa
usedFlag Moor's head flag

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Corsi associatedWithHistoricalRegion Kingdom of Corsica
Corsican War of Independence mainBelligerent Kingdom of Corsica
Martín el Humano de Aragón reignOver Kingdom of Corsica
flag of Corsica historicallyUsedBy Kingdom of Corsica