Second Bourbon Restoration

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The Second Bourbon Restoration was the period beginning in 1815 when the Bourbon monarchy was re-established in France after Napoleon’s final defeat at Waterloo, lasting until the July Revolution of 1830.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical period
political regime
capital Paris
country France
economicPolicy indemnity to émigrés
endDate 1830
endEvent July Revolution in France
surface form: July Revolution of 1830
follows First French Empire
Hundred Days
foreignPolicyEvent Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle (1818)
French intervention in Spain (1823)
end of Allied occupation of France in 1818
governmentType constitutional monarchy
hasCause Allied occupation and settlement after the Napoleonic Wars
Napoleon’s defeat at the Battle of Waterloo
historicalRegion Western Europe
keyEvent July Ordinances of 1830
Martignac ministry
Polignac ministry
Villèle ministry
White Terror against former Jacobins
surface form: White Terror (1815) in France

assassination of the Duke of Berry in 1820
dissolution of the Chambre introuvable in 1816
language French
legalInstrument Charter of 1814
legislature Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Peers
monarch Charles X of France
Louis XVIII of France
notableLaw laws strengthening the Church and aristocracy
press censorship laws
oppositionMovement French liberal opposition
republican movement in France
partOf Bourbon Restoration
surface form: Bourbon Restoration in France
politicalCharacteristic conflict between ultras and liberals
limited electoral franchise based on property
precedes July Monarchy
relatedConcept Bourbon Restoration
Napoleonic Wars aftermath
religion Roman Catholicism
result accession of Louis-Philippe I
overthrow of Charles X
rulingDynasty House of Bourbon
socialPolicy restoration of influence of the Catholic Church in France
startDate 1815
startEvent defeat of Napoleon at Waterloo
second restoration of the Bourbon monarchy in France

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Hundred Days followedBy Second Bourbon Restoration
Les Cent-Jours followedBy Second Bourbon Restoration
Waterloo Campaign followedBy Second Bourbon Restoration