Roman Republic (1798–1799)

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The Roman Republic (1798–1799) was a short-lived French client state established in central Italy after revolutionary forces overthrew papal rule in Rome.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf client state
republic
sister republic
capital Rome
commonName Roman Republic
conflict War of the Second Coalition
continent Europe
country France
currency Roman scudo
demonym Roman
dissolutionCause Austro-Russian advance in Italy
Neapolitan invasion
endDate 1799-09-30
establishedBy French Revolutionary Army
Napoleonic forces
event abolition of papal temporal power in Rome
executiveBody Executive Commission
flag tricolour based on the French flag
followedBy Papal States
governmentType unitary republic
headOfStateTitle Consul
historicalEra French Revolutionary Wars
Napoleonic era
inspiredBy French Revolution
legalSystem influenced by French revolutionary law
legislature Council of Ancients
Great Council
locatedIn central Italy
officialLanguage Italian
partOf French client states in Italy
precededBy Papal States
protector French First Republic
religion secular state
replacedGovernment papal monarchy
restoredGovernment papal monarchy
sharesBorderWith Cisalpine Republic
Neapolitan Kingdom
linked to: Kingdom of Naples
shortLived true
startDate 1798-02-15
status historical state
subordinateTo French First Republic
symbol Roman eagle
territoryIncludes Lazio region
linked to: Lazio

city of Rome
linked to: Rome
timeSpanInYears 1
todayPartOf Italian Republic

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Italian campaigns of Napoleon Bonaparte createdEntity Roman Republic (1798–1799)