1798 revolt during the French Revolutionary Wars. It began on 12 October 1798 and lasted until 5 December 1798 (about 2 months). The setting was Southern Netherlands. It was part of the French Revolutionary Wars. Those involved included the French First Republic and the Southern Netherlands. Its causes included Civil Constitution of the Clergy, the Treaty of Campo Formio and conscription in France.
Before and after
- from 10 June 1798 to 12 June 1798French invasion of Malta
- from 28 June 1798 to 25 March 1802War of the Second Coalition
- from 1 July 1798 to 2 September 1801French invasion of Egypt and Syria
- from 7 July 1798 to 30 September 1800Quasi-War
- from 12 October 1798 to 5 December 1798Peasants' War
- 24 December 1798Birth of Adam Mickiewicz
- from 1799 to 1849Sikh Empire
- 1799Construction of Hawa Mahal
- from March 1799 to December 1799Italian and Swiss expedition
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The era
This moment belongs to the Industrial era (1760 CE to 1914 CE), steam, factories and revolutions. You can also browse everything in the 18th century.