French First Republic

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former sovereign state historical polity republic

The French First Republic was the revolutionary government of France from 1792 to 1804, marked by the overthrow of the monarchy, the Reign of Terror, and the rise of Napoleon Bonaparte.

Aliases (5)

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	former sovereign state → historical polity → republic →
capital	Paris →
constitutionalDocument	Constitution of the Year VIII → French Constitution of 1793 → French Constitution of 1795 →
country	France →
currency	French franc → French livre →
endTime	1804-05-18 →
establishedDuring	French Revolution →
event	Coup of 18 Brumaire → Coup of 9 Thermidor → Reign of Terror → War of the First Coalition → War of the Second Coalition →
executiveBody	Committee of Public Safety → Consulate → Directory →
flagUsed	tricolour flag of France →
followed	Constitutional Kingdom of France (1791–1792) → Kingdom of France (Ancien Régime) →
followedBy	First French Empire →
governmentForm	republican government → revolutionary government →
headOfState	Consuls of France → Directory (collective) → National Convention (collective) →
historicalEra	Age of Revolution →
ideology	Jacobinism → republicanism → revolutionary liberalism →
legislature	Council of Ancients → Council of Five Hundred → National Convention →
monarchyAbolishedOn	1792-09-21 →
motto	Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité →
notableLeader	Georges Danton → Maximilien Robespierre → Napoleon Bonaparte → Paul Barras →
officialLanguage	French →
reasonForEnd	proclamation of the First French Empire →
religiousPolicy	Civil Constitution of the Clergy (continuation of its effects) → dechristianization campaign →
startTime	1792-09-22 →
territoryIncludes	Belgium (annexed territories) → Left Bank of the Rhine (annexed territories) → metropolitan France →

Referenced by (78)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
André Masséna → Army of the Rhine → Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle → François-Paul Brueys d’Aigalliers → Jacques François Dugommier → Jean François Carteaux → Louis Desaix → Napoleon Bonaparte → Thomas-Alexandre Dumas →	allegiance
Anglo-Russian invasion of the Netherlands → Battle of Fleurus (1794) → Siege of Acre → Siege of Toulon → War of the Second Coalition →	belligerent
Anglo-Russian invasion of the Netherlands → French Revolutionary Wars → Preliminaries of Leoben → Treaty of Basel (1795) →	countryInvolved
First Coalition → French Royalists ("First French Republic") → French Royalists ("Jacobin government") → Second Coalition →	opposed
Committee of Public Safety → Directory (France) → Proclamation of Napoleon I as Emperor of the French in 1804 →	appliesToJurisdiction
Battle of Fleurus (1794) ("French Revolutionary government") → Battle of Jemappes ("First French Republic") → Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité →	associatedWith
French Republican Army of the Alps → President of the Council of Five Hundred →	country
Georges Couthon → Jean-Baptiste Carrier →	executedBy
Plain (La Plaine) ("First French Republic") → Third Consul ("First French Republic") →	historicalRegion
National Convention ("First French Republic") → President of the Council of Five Hundred →	jurisdiction
French plebiscite of 1802 ("First French Republic") → Reign of Terror →	location
Murad Bey → War of the First Coalition ("First French Republic") →	opponent
Consul for Life ("First French Republic") → Execution of Louis XVI →	relatedTo
Armistice of Alessandria → Concordat of 1801 →	signatory
Duchy of Limburg → Kingdom of France →	successor
Electorate of Cologne → Prince-Archbishopric of Trier →	successorState
Seal of the French Republic →	adoptedBy
Batavian army →	alliedWith
Batavian Republic →	allyOf
Presidency of John Adams →	conflictWith
Battle of Rivoli ("First French Republic") →	countryAtTime
Camille Desmoulins →	countryOfCitizenship
Antoine Barnave →	countryOfDeath
Louis XVI of France →	deathCountry
Committee of Public Safety ("First French Republic") →	era
French National Convention ("First French Republic") →	established
Batavian Republic →	establishedBy
Execution of Louis XVI ("Rise of the French First Republic") →	followedBy
Proclamation of Napoleon I as Emperor of the French in 1804 →	follows
Conservatoire de Paris →	foundedBy
Heptanese →	governedHistoricallyBy
siege of Grave (1794) →	hasParticipant
Corfu →	historicalRuler
National Assembly of the Batavian Republic →	influencedBy
Republicanism →	inspired
French republicanism →	linkedTo
Polish Legions →	notableAllegiance
Irish Rebellion of 1798 →	participant
Armies of the French Revolution and Empire →	partOf
Antoine Lavoisier →	placeOfDeath
First French Empire →	precededBy
Second Coalition →	primaryOpponentState
Convention of 1800 ("French First Consul government") →	signedByRepresentativeOf
Presidency of John Adams →	treatyWith
French Republican Calendar →	usedIn
Jacques-François Menou →	wasInOfficeDuring