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Duchy of Guelders

The Duchy of Guelders (Dutch: Gelre; French: Gueldre; German: Geldern) is a historical duchy, previously county, of the Holy Roman Empire, located in the Low Countries.

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Capital
Geldern
Government
Feudal monarchy
Historical era
Middle Ages, Renaissance
Religion
Roman Catholicism
Status
Duchy
• Acquired by Burgundy
1473

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Duchy of Guelders

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Duchy of Guelders

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related to Habsburg dynasty (1477–1549) · 58
Duchy of Guelders → Adolf's, Albret, Anne, Battle, Bold, Bold's, Burgundian, Béthune, Charles, Charles VIII, Cleves, Constable, Duchy, Duke, Duke Adolf, Duke William, Duke's, Egmond, Emperor, Emperor Charles V's
related to Egmond and Burgundian dynasties (1423–1477) · 25
Duchy of Guelders → Adolf, Arnold, Bold, Burgundian Duke Philip III, Burgundy, Charles, Duchy, Duke Adolf, Duke Arnold, Duke Charles, Egmond, Egmond Duke, Emperor Sigismund, Good, Guelders, House, In, Jülich-Hengebach, Low Countries, Luxembourg
Capital · 1
Duchy of Guelders → Geldern
Government · 1
Duchy of Guelders → Feudal monarchy
Historical era · 1
Duchy of Guelders → Middle Ages, Renaissance
Religion · 1
Duchy of Guelders → Roman Catholicism
Status · 1
Duchy of Guelders → Duchy
• Acquired by Burgundy · 1
Duchy of Guelders → 1473
• Batavian Republic created · 1
Duchy of Guelders → 1795
• Gerard I first Count of Guelders · 1
Duchy of Guelders → 1096

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guelders duke duchy charles geldern also gelderland habsburg emperor france william county egmond roman adolf jülich gelre dutch part first

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Duchy of GueldersCapitalGeldern1.00infobox
Duchy of GueldersGovernmentFeudal monarchy1.00infobox
Duchy of GueldersHistorical eraMiddle Ages, Renaissance1.00infobox
Duchy of GueldersReligionRoman Catholicism1.00infobox
Duchy of GueldersStatusDuchy1.00infobox
Duchy of Guelders• Acquired by Burgundy14731.00infobox
Duchy of Guelders• Batavian Republic created17951.00infobox
Duchy of Guelders• Gerard I first Count of Guelders10961.00infobox
Duchy of Guelders• Held by Jülich1393–14231.00infobox
Duchy of Guelders• Lower Quarters to Dutch Republic15811.00infobox
Duchy of Guelders• Raised to duchy13391.00infobox
Duchy of Guelders• Treaty of Venlo15431.00infobox

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