Treaty of the XXIV Articles

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The Treaty of the XXIV Articles was an 1831 diplomatic agreement that provisionally settled the terms of Belgian independence from the Netherlands before being superseded by the definitive Treaty of London in 1839.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf diplomatic agreement
international treaty
appliesToTerritory Belgian territory
Dutch territory
Limburg
Luxembourg
chronologicallyBefore Treaty of London (1839)
concerns Belgian independence
separation of Belgium and the Netherlands
concludedIn 1831
field diplomatic history
international law
followedBy definitive settlement in the Treaty of London (1839)
hasAlternativeName Treaty of the Twenty-Four Articles
hasConsequence basis for later definitive settlement in 1839
provisional international framework for Belgian independence
hasNumberOfArticles 24
hasSubject division of public debt between Belgium and the Netherlands
frontier delimitation between Belgium and the Netherlands
international recognition of Belgium
neutrality of Belgium
status of Limburg
status of Luxembourg
hasType boundary treaty
peace settlement
hasYear 1831
historicalContext secession of Belgium from the United Kingdom of the Netherlands
historicalPeriod Belgian Revolution
involvesCountry Belgium
Netherlands
involvesEntity Great Powers
Kingdom of Belgium
linked to: Belgium

Kingdom of the Netherlands
languageOfTitle Latin
legalStatus provisional settlement
predecessorOf Treaty of London (1839)
relatedEvent Belgian Revolution (1830–1831)
linked to: Belgian Revolution
relatedTo European balance of power in the 19th century
United Kingdom of the Netherlands
supersededBy Treaty of London (1839)

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Treaty of London (1839) precededBy Treaty of the XXIV Articles
Treaty of London (1839) replaced Treaty of the XVIII Articles
linked to: Treaty of the XXIV Articles