Duchy of Austria

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The Duchy of Austria was a medieval principality in Central Europe that emerged from the Margraviate of Austria and became a key power base of the Habsburgs within the Holy Roman Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constituent state of the Holy Roman Empire
duchy
former state
borderedBy Duchy of Bavaria
Duchy of Styria
Kingdom of Bohemia
Kingdom of Hungary
capital Vienna
coatOfArms red shield with a horizontal white band (Bindenschild)
continent Europe
country Holy Roman Empire
dissolved 1453
elevatedFrom Duchy of Austria self-linksurface differs
surface form: Margraviate of Austria
elevationToDuchyYear 1156
established 1156
establishedBy Privilegium Minus
establishedUnder Frederick I Barbarossa
surface form: Emperor Frederick I Barbarossa
followedBy Duchy of Austria self-linksurface differs
surface form: Archduchy of Austria
follows Duchy of Austria self-linksurface differs
surface form: Margraviate of Austria
governmentType feudal monarchy
grantedPrivileges female succession rights (under conditions)
hereditary ducal title for Babenbergs
importantRuler Albert I of Habsburg
Albert II, Duke of Austria
Albert II of Germany
surface form: Albert V (later King Albert II of Germany)

Frederick II, Duke of Austria
Leopold V, Duke of Austria
Rudolf I of Germany
surface form: Rudolf I of Habsburg
keyPowerBaseOf House of Habsburg
language Latin
Middle High German
legalFoundation Privilegium Minus
surface form: Privilegium Minus of 1156
locatedIn Central Europe
Holy Roman Empire
partOf Bavarian stem duchy (earlier)
predecessorOf Austrian Habsburg Monarchy
surface form: Habsburg Monarchy
presentIn Austria
surface form: modern Austria

modern Czech Republic
modern Hungary
modern Italy
modern Slovakia
modern Slovenia
religion Roman Catholicism
rulingDynasty House of Babenberg
House of Habsburg
House of Luxembourg
strategicImportance control of Danube trade routes
eastern frontier of the Holy Roman Empire
titleOfRuler Duke of Austria
transformedInto Duchy of Austria self-linksurface differs
surface form: Archduchy of Austria

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Béla IV of Hungary alliedWith Duchy of Austria
Archduke of Austria appliesToTerritory Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Second Silesian War belligerent Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Marie Antoinette birthCountry Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor birthPlace Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Emperor Maximilian I birthPlace Duchy of Austria
Joseph I, Holy Roman Emperor birthPlace Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor birthPlace Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Mariana of Austria birthPlace Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Electorate of Bavaria borderedBy Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Siege of Prague (1757) combatant Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Maria Antonia of Austria countryOfBirth Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Maria Antonia of Austria countryOfDeath Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Treaty of Vienna (1689) countryOfSigning Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Treaty of London (1718) countrySignatory Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Antonio Vivaldi deathPlace Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Charles VI, Holy Roman Emperor deathPlace Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Emperor Maximilian I deathPlace Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Joseph I, Holy Roman Emperor deathPlace Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Leopold II, Holy Roman Emperor deathPlace Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Duchy of Austria elevatedFrom Duchy of Austria self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Margraviate of Austria
Duchy of Austria followedBy Duchy of Austria self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Duchy of Austria follows Duchy of Austria self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Margraviate of Austria
Austrians historicalState Duchy of Austria
Austrians historicalState Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Holy Roman Empire includedTerritory Duchy of Austria
Battle of Vienna location Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Treaty of Berlin (1742) party Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Joseph Ferdinand of Bavaria placeOfBirth Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Austrian Habsburg Monarchy predecessor Duchy of Austria
Austrian Habsburg Monarchy predecessor Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Babenberg Austria
Austrian Habsburg Monarchy ruledTerritory Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
House of Habsburg ruledTerritory Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Treaty of Breslau signatory Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Treaty of Hubertusburg signatory Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Treaty of Vienna (1731) signedIn Duchy of Austria
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria
Duchy of Austria transformedInto Duchy of Austria self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Archduchy of Austria