Waterloo Campaign

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The Waterloo Campaign was Napoleon Bonaparte’s final military campaign in 1815, culminating in his decisive defeat at the Battle of Waterloo and the end of his rule.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Napoleonic campaign
military campaign
belligerent Anglo-allied army under Wellington
First French Empire
surface form: France under Napoleon I

Prussian Army
surface form: Prussian army under Blücher
cause Napoleon’s escape from exile on Elba
formation of the Seventh Coalition against Napoleon
commander Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher
Napoleon Bonaparte
conflict Napoleonic Wars
countryInvolved Duchy of Brunswick-Lüneburg
surface form: Duchy of Brunswick

First French Empire
surface form: French Empire

Duchy of Brunswick-Lüneburg
surface form: Kingdom of Hanover

Prussia
surface form: Kingdom of Prussia

Kingdom of the Netherlands
Nassau
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
endDate 1815-07-08
endedBy Battle of Waterloo
followedBy Second Bourbon Restoration
occupation of France by the Seventh Coalition
hasPart Battle of Ligny
Battle of Quatre Bras
Battle of Waterloo
Battle of Wavre
Waterloo Campaign self-linksurface differs
surface form: French invasion of Belgium (1815)

retreat of the French army (1815)
historicalContext post-Napoleonic settlement after the Congress of Vienna
historicalPeriod 19th century
location Belgium
United Kingdom of the Netherlands
present-day Belgium
notableEvent Napoleon’s final battlefield defeat at Waterloo
objective defeat the Coalition armies in Belgium before they could fully unite
opponent War of the Seventh Coalition
surface form: Seventh Coalition
partOf Napoleonic Wars
War of the Seventh Coalition
precededBy Napoleon’s return from Elba
surface form: Hundred Days return of Napoleon
result abdication of Napoleon
decisive defeat of Napoleon
end of Napoleonic rule in France
Hundred Days
surface form: end of the Hundred Days

restoration of Louis XVIII to the French throne
significance marked the definitive end of the Napoleonic Wars
reshaped the political order of Europe in the 19th century
startDate 1815-06-15

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15th Hussars conflict Waterloo Campaign
Battle of Waterloo campaign Waterloo Campaign
War of the Seventh Coalition alsoKnownAs Waterloo Campaign
Battle of Ligny partOf Waterloo Campaign
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Battle of Quatre Bras partOf Waterloo Campaign
Waterloo Campaign hasPart Waterloo Campaign self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: French invasion of Belgium (1815)
Battle of Wavre partOf Waterloo Campaign
this entity surface form: Waterloo campaign
7th Queen’s Own Hussars engagement Waterloo Campaign
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second abdication of Napoleon relatedTo Waterloo Campaign
FitzRoy James Henry Somerset conflict Waterloo Campaign
Prussian III Corps participatedIn Waterloo Campaign
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Prussian III Corps conflict Waterloo Campaign
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British 3rd Division notableEngagement Waterloo Campaign
Prussian IV Corps participatedIn Waterloo Campaign
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British 5th Division participatedIn Waterloo Campaign
August Neidhardt von Gneisenau participatedIn Waterloo Campaign
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Quatre Bras partOf Waterloo Campaign
this entity surface form: Waterloo campaign
Quatre Bras conflict Waterloo Campaign
this entity surface form: Waterloo campaign
Netherlands 2nd Division conflict Waterloo Campaign
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Netherlands 2nd Division theater Waterloo Campaign
this entity surface form: Waterloo campaign theater
French Reille’s corps conflict Waterloo Campaign
this entity surface form: Waterloo campaign
Napoleon’s return from Elba followedBy Waterloo Campaign
Napoleon’s return from Elba partOf Waterloo Campaign
William, Prince of Orange notableEvent Waterloo Campaign
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Ligny stream associatedWithCampaign Waterloo Campaign
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Prussian I Corps conflict Waterloo Campaign
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French Armée du Nord activeDuring Waterloo Campaign
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Prussian II Corps conflict Waterloo Campaign
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Peregrine Maitland conflict Waterloo Campaign
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Sharpe chronologicalScope Waterloo Campaign
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Emmanuel de Grouchy participatedIn Waterloo Campaign
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Étienne Maurice Gérard participatedIn Waterloo Campaign
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French III Corps conflict Waterloo Campaign
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French III Corps campaign Waterloo Campaign
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French IV Corps conflict Waterloo Campaign
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French IV Corps formedFor Waterloo Campaign
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French IV Corps tookPartIn Waterloo Campaign
this entity surface form: Napoleon’s 1815 offensive into Belgium
Sir Henry Hardinge participatedIn Waterloo Campaign
Grande Armée notableCampaign Waterloo Campaign
this entity surface form: Waterloo campaign
Grenadiers à cheval of the Guard engagedIn Waterloo Campaign
this entity surface form: Waterloo campaign
light infantry of the King’s German Legion activeDuring Waterloo Campaign
this entity surface form: Waterloo campaign
Johann von Thielmann participatedIn Waterloo Campaign
this entity surface form: Waterloo campaign
Johann von Thielmann conflict Waterloo Campaign
this entity surface form: Waterloo campaign