Westphalia

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Westphalia is a historical region in northwestern Germany known for being the site of the 1648 treaties that ended the Thirty Years' War and reshaped the political order of Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural region
historical region
contains Bielefeld
Dortmund
Hamm
Herford
Minden
Münster
Osnabrück
Paderborn
Soest
country Germany
historicalCapital Münster
historicalEventLocation Peace of Westphalia
surface form: Peace of Westphalia 1648
historicalRegionOf German Confederation
Holy Roman Empire
Prussia
knownFor Peace of Westphalia
Treaty of Münster between the Holy Roman Empire and France
surface form: Treaties of Münster and Osnabrück

development of modern state sovereignty concept
ending the Eighty Years' War between Spain and the Dutch Republic
ending the Thirty Years' War
language Westphalian dialect
languageFamily Low German
surface form: West Low German
locatedIn Western Europe
Northern Germany
surface form: northwestern Germany
majorRiver Ems
Lippe
Ruhr
Weser
overlapsWith Lower Saxony
partOf Germany
surface form: Federal Republic of Germany

Germany
North Rhine-Westphalia
surface form: state of North Rhine-Westphalia
politicalImpact confirmed sovereignty of German princes
granted territorial gains to France
granted territorial gains to Sweden
recognized independence of the Dutch Republic
reduced power of the Holy Roman Emperor
reshaped political order of Europe
religion Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
traditionalCuisine Pumpernickel bread
Westphalian stews
traditionalProduct Westphalian ham
Westphalian rye bread
treatySignedIn Treaty of Münster between Spain and the Dutch Republic
surface form: Treaty of Münster

Treaty of Osnabrück
warEndedByTreaties Eighty Years' War
Thirty Years' War

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Duchy of Saxony hasTerritory Westphalia
Town Hall of Osnabrück partOf Westphalia
this entity surface form: sites of the Peace of Westphalia
Ennepetal locatedIn Westphalia
Lippe borderedBy Westphalia
Alfred Meyer workLocation Westphalia
Lippe region Westphalia
Lippe locatedIn Westphalia
District of Borken locatedIn Westphalia
Ottenstein locatedIn Westphalia
Gronau (Westf) locatedIn Westphalia
Ahaus station locatedIn Westphalia
Graf von Galen region Westphalia
Hamm, Germany historicalRegion Westphalia
subject surface form: Hamm
Ahaus town hall locatedIn Westphalia
Alstätte locatedIn Westphalia
Westphalia, Iowa namedAfter Westphalia
Dortmund historicalRegion Westphalia
Wüllen locatedIn Westphalia
Gelsenkirchen historicalRegion Westphalia
St.-Paulus-Dom region Westphalia
Münsterland partOf Westphalia
St. Paul’s Cathedral locatedIn Westphalia
subject surface form: St. Paul’s Cathedral (Münster)
Soest locatedIn Westphalia
Count of Mark region Westphalia
Cunégonde settingAssociatedWith Westphalia
Candide (operetta by Leonard Bernstein) settingLocations Westphalia
subject surface form: Candide
Drensteinfurt isPartOfRegion Westphalia
Aasee (lake) locatedIn Westphalia
subject surface form: Aasee (Münster)
Erbdrostenhof region Westphalia
Münsterländer Bucht partOf Westphalia
Detmold region locatedIn Westphalia
EKvW regionServed Westphalia
EKvW hasParishesIn Westphalia
this entity surface form: Westphalia region of Germany
Unsere Kirche (regional church newspaper) regionServed Westphalia
subject surface form: Unsere Kirche
Langscheid region Westphalia
Sorpesee region Westphalia
Körbecke locatedIn Westphalia
Coesfeld partOf Westphalia
Wessum partOf Westphalia
Bergkamen locatedIn Westphalia