French Royalists

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French Royalists were supporters of the Bourbon monarchy during the French Revolution who opposed the revolutionary government and often allied with foreign powers to restore royal authority.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf counter-revolutionary group
political movement
activeInPeriod French Revolution
Reign of Terror
Vendée uprising
surface form: "War in the Vendée"
aimedTo restore Louis XVI before his execution
restore the Bourbon line after the execution of Louis XVI
alliedWith foreign powers
associatedWith Catholic and Royal Army
Vendée uprising
surface form: "Chouans"

émigré nobles
country France
engagedIn civil war
counter-revolutionary uprisings
geopoliticalContext French Revolutionary Wars
goal restoration of royal authority
ideology monarchism
royalism
inspired later French Legitimists
ultra-royalists during the Bourbon Restoration
notableStronghold Brittany
Vendée
opposed Civil Constitution of the Clergy
French First Republic
surface form: "First French Republic"

French Revolution
French First Republic
surface form: "Jacobin government"

Napoleon Bonaparte
radical republicanism
revolutionary government
participatedIn 13 Vendémiaire uprising (as opponents of the Republic)
Royalist insurrections in Paris
politicalPosition right-wing
receivedSupportFrom Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: "Habsburg Monarchy"

Kingdom of Great Britain
Kingdom of Spain
religion Roman Catholicism
slogan Vive le Roi
socialBase clergy
nobility
rural peasants
supported Bourbon monarchy
privileges of the Church
privileges of the nobility
traditional social hierarchy
supportedDynasty House of Bourbon
usedSymbol white flag of the Bourbons
viewedAs traitors by many revolutionaries

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Siege of Toulon belligerent French Royalists