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= Austria = | = Austrian Monarchs = A history of '''Austrian monarchs'''. |
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In this era, Austria is almost indistinguishable from the [[WorldHistory/HolyRomanEmpire|Holy Roman Empire]]. | TODO: learn more history! For a significant era, the '''(arch)duchy of Austria''', '''house of Habsburg''', and [[WorldHistory/HolyRomanEmpire|Holy Roman Empire]] are practically indistinguishable. TODO: learn more history! |
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The [[WorldHistory/NapoleonicWars|Napoleonic Wars]] led to the dissolution of the [[WorldHistory/HolyRomanEmpire|Holy Roman Empire]], though Austrian regional hegemony was not interrupted. Now Austria took the form of an absolute empire. TODO: learn more history! |
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TODO: learn more history! ---- == Dynasties == === Habsburg === TODO: learn more history! The [[Spain/Monarchs#Habsburg|Spanish line]] splits from '''Philip II''', son of [[Austria/CharlesV|Charles V]]. |
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Austrian Monarchs
A history of Austrian monarchs.
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Duchy of Austria
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For a significant era, the (arch)duchy of Austria, house of Habsburg, and Holy Roman Empire are practically indistinguishable.
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Austrian Empire
The Napoleonic Wars led to the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire, though Austrian regional hegemony was not interrupted. Now Austria took the form of an absolute empire.
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Austro-Hungarian Empire
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Dynasties
Habsburg
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The Spanish line splits from Philip II, son of Charles V.