Elector of Westphalia (1807–1813)

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The Elector of Westphalia (1807–1813) was the Napoleonic-era sovereign ruler of the short-lived Kingdom of Westphalia, a client state of the First French Empire in central Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf monarch
sovereign ruler
title
appliesToJurisdiction Kingdom of Westphalia
continent Europe
countryRuled Kingdom of Westphalia
createdAs client state of the First French Empire
createdBy Napoleon I
currency Westphalian thaler
dissolvedFollowing defeat of Napoleon in Germany
dynasty Bonaparte dynasty
surface form: Bonaparte family
endCause collapse of Napoleonic client states in Germany
endTime 1813
establishedByTreaty Treaty of Tilsit
surface form: Treaties of Tilsit
existedDuring First French Empire
governmentForm constitutional monarchy
hasAllegiance First French Empire
hasCapital Kassel
hasHistoricalRegion Westphalia
hasPredecessorState Electorate of Hesse
hasRuler Jérôme Bonaparte
headOfStateTitle Kingdom of Westphalia
surface form: King of Westphalia
historicalEra Napoleonic Wars
languageUsed French
German
legalSystemInfluencedBy Napoleonic Code
locatedIn Central Europe
locatedInTimePeriod Napoleonic era
militaryAllyOf France
participatedIn Napoleonic Wars
partOf Confederation of the Rhine
First French Empire sphere of influence
religion Protestant Christianity
surface form: Protestantism

Roman Catholicism
shortLivedState true
startTime 1807
subordinateTo Napoleon I
successorState Electorate of Hesse
surface form: Electorate of Hesse-Kassel (restored)
territoryComprisedPartsOf Brunswick
Hesse
Prussian territories in central Germany
typeOfState client state
satellite state
usedTitle Kingdom of Westphalia
surface form: King of Westphalia

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Prince-elector hasPart Elector of Westphalia (1807–1813)