The period in the French Revolution between Robespierre's fall on 27 July '94 (9 Thermidor II) and the installment of the Directory on 1 November '95, marked by liberalization, right-wing reaction and suppression of the Montagnards/Jacobins. It began on 27 July 1794 and lasted until 26 October 1795 (about 1 year). The setting was Paris. It was part of National Convention.
Before and after
- 1794Publication of The Age of Reason
- 20 March 1794Founding of Tehran
- from 24 March 1794 to 16 November 1794Kościuszko Uprising
- 8 May 1794Death of Antoine Lavoisier
- from 27 July 1794 to 26 October 1795Thermidorian Reaction
- from 1 September 1794 to 1 January 1899Australian frontier wars
- from 17 November 1794 to 20 November 1794Battle of the Black Mountain
- from 19 January 1795 to 5 June 1806Batavian Republic
- from 8 September 1795 to 11 September 1795Battle of Krtsanisi
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- from 1 January 1871 to 9 November 1918German Empire
- 24 July 1911Hiram Bingham reaches Machu Picchu
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.