Willem II van der Marck

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Willem II van der Marck was a 16th-century Dutch nobleman and privateer who became a prominent rebel commander against Spanish rule during the early stages of the Eighty Years' War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dutch noble
human
military commander
nobleman
privateer
activity leading rebel forces
naval warfare
privateering
cause Dutch independence from Spanish rule
conflict Eighty Years' War
countryOfCitizenship Habsburg Netherlands
Seventeen Provinces
era Reformation era
ethnicGroup Dutch
familyName van der Marck
linked to: Lumey van der Marck
givenName Willem
governedBy Spanish Crown (before rebellion)
linked to: Crown of Spain
historicalRole early leader in the Dutch Revolt
languageSpoken Dutch
militaryRank rebel commander
movement Dutch Revolt
linked to: Eighty Years' War
nobleFamily House of La Marck
notableActivityPeriod early phase of the Eighty Years' War
notableFor rebellion against Spanish rule in the Low Countries
role in early stages of the Eighty Years' War
occupation military commander
nobleman
privateer
opponent Philip II of Spain
Spanish Empire
opposed Spanish rule in the Netherlands
partOf Dutch rebel leadership
politicalAlignment rebel against Spanish rule
regionOfActivity Low Countries
North Sea
religiousContext Protestant–Catholic conflicts in the Low Countries
residence Low Countries
side Dutch rebels
timePeriod 16th century

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Geuzen notableLeader Willem II van der Marck
Lumey van der Marck alsoKnownAs Willem II van der Marck
Lumey van der Marck alsoKnownAs Willem II van der Marck, heer van Lumey
linked to: Willem II van der Marck