provinces of the Low Countries

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The provinces of the Low Countries were a group of historically significant, largely Dutch- and Flemish-speaking territories in northwestern Europe that roughly correspond to present-day Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group of territories
historical region
associatedEvent Dutch Revolt
linked to: Eighty Years' War

Eighty Years' War
borderedBy Holy Roman Empire
Kingdom of France
coastalOn North Sea
containedTerritory County of Artois
County of Flanders
County of Hainaut
County of Holland
County of Mechelen
County of Namur
County of Zeeland
linked to: province of Zeeland

County of Zutphen
Drenthe
Duchy of Brabant
Duchy of Guelders
Duchy of Limburg
Duchy of Luxembourg
Friesland
Groningen
Lille, Douai and Orchies
linked to: Lille

Lordship of Overijssel
Lordship of Utrecht
Prince-Bishopric of Liège
Tournai and Tournaisis
economicRole major European trading region
historicalLanguage Dutch
Flemish
historicallyRuledBy Austrian Habsburgs
linked to: House of Habsburg

House of Burgundy
House of Habsburg
Spanish Crown
linked to: Crown of Spain
historicalPeriod Early Modern period
late Middle Ages
linked to: Late Middle Ages
knownFor dense network of rivers and canals
textile industry
urbanization
locatedIn northwestern Europe
modernSuccessorState Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
linked to: Luxembourg

Kingdom of Belgium
linked to: Belgium

Kingdom of the Netherlands
partOf Burgundian Netherlands
Habsburg Netherlands
Seventeen Provinces
religiousContext Protestant Reformation
linked to: Reformation

Roman Catholicism
roughlyCorrespondTo Belgium
Luxembourg
the Netherlands
linked to: Netherlands

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Council of Blood appliesToJurisdiction provinces of the Low Countries