Jacques Cathelineau

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Jacques Cathelineau was a French royalist leader and devout Catholic peasant who became one of the principal chiefs of the counter-revolutionary forces during the War in the Vendée in the French Revolution.

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instanceOf Catholic
French military leader
counter-revolutionary
human
peasant leader
royalist
activeIn Anjou
Vendée
allegiance Catholic and Royal Army
French royalists
birthDate 1759-01-05
birthPlace Anjou
Kingdom of France
Le Pin-en-Mauges
linked to: Mauges-sur-Loire
causeOfDeath wounds from gunshot
commanded Catholic and Royal Army
countryOfCitizenship France
deathDate 1793-07-14
deathPlace France
Maine-et-Loire
Saint-Florent-le-Vieil
era French Revolution
familyName Cathelineau
givenName Jacques
ideology royalism
knownFor being a devout Catholic peasant leader
being one of the principal chiefs of the Vendéan insurgents
languageSpoken French
mannerOfDeath died of wounds in battle
militaryBranch Catholic and Royal Army of Vendée
militaryRank generalissimo
movement French counter-revolution
name Jacques Cathelineau
nickname Saint of Anjou
notableFor leadership in the War in the Vendée
notableWork organization of peasant uprisings in Vendée
occupation military leader
peddler
opposedTo First French Republic
French Revolution
participatedIn French Revolutionary Wars
War in the Vendée
linked to: Vendée uprising
religion Roman Catholicism
title Generalissimo of the Catholic and Royal Army
yearOfMilitaryActivityStart 1793

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Vendée uprising commander Jacques Cathelineau
Catholic and Royal Army commander Jacques Cathelineau
Jacques Cathelineau name Jacques Cathelineau