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Introduction: Congress of Vienna
Locations - Germanic: Austrian Empire; Vienna; Salzburg; County of Tyrol; Kingdom of the Netherlands; Southern Netherlands; Dutch Republic; United Kingdom of the Netherlands; Switzerland; Cantons of Switzerland; Geneva; Holy Roman Empire; German Confederation; Prussia; Kingdom of Saxony; Kingdom of Bavaria; Duchy of Brunswick-Lüneburg; Kingdom of Württemberg; Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-Schwerin; Electorate of Brunswick-Lüneburg; Kingdom of Hanover; Province of Posen; Grand Duchy of Posen; Province of Saxony; Rhineland; Saxe-Lauenburg; Roman Catholic Diocese of Münster; East Frisia; Bavaria; Württemberg; Baden; Grand Duchy of Hesse; Duchy of Nassau; Palatinate (region); Grand Duchy of Würzburg; Grand Duchy of Frankfurt; Rhenish Hesse; Mainz; Franconia; Heligoland; Swedish Pomerania; Gdańsk
Locations - Non-Germanic: Sweden; Union between Sweden and Norway; Norway; Kingdom of Norway (1814); Denmark–Norway; Denmark; Grand Duchy of Finland; Belgium; Papal States; Republic of Genoa; Luxembourg; France; Illyrian Provinces; Ternopil; Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia; Republic of Ragusa; Dalmatia; Grand Duchy of Tuscany; Duchy of Modena and Reggio; Comtat Venaissin; Avignon; Kingdom of Sardinia; Piedmont; Genoa; Savoy; Duchy of Parma; Kingdom of Naples; Kingdom of Portugal; Portugal; Kingdom of the Two Sicilies; Malta; Olivenza; United States of the Ionian Islands; Russian Empire; Poland; Duchy of Warsaw; Kraków; Free City of Cracow
Locations - Non-Europe: Martinique; Dutch East Indies; Guadeloupe; Cape Colony; Tobago; Sri Lanka; West Indies; Seychelles
People: Klemens von Metternich; Napoleon; House of Bourbon; Baron Johann von Wessenberg-Ampringen; Francis II, Holy Roman Emperor; Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs; Robert Stewart, Viscount Castlereagh; Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington; Richard Trench, 2nd Earl of Clancarty; Alexander I of Russia; Joaquim Lobo da Silveira, 7th Count of Oriola; Karl Nesselrode; António de Saldanha da Gama, Count of Porto Santo; Carl Löwenhielm; Jean de Noailles; Pedro de Sousa Holstein, 1st Duke of Palmela; Emmerich Joseph de Dalberg; Andrey Razumovsky; Charles Vane, 3rd Marquess of Londonderry; Pedro Gómez Labrador; Friedrich von Gentz; Wilhelm von Humboldt; William Cathcart, 1st Earl Cathcart; Karl August von Hardenberg; Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord; Gustav Ernst von Stackelberg; Frederick William III of Prussia; Louis XVIII of France; Niels Rosenkrantz; Hans Christoph Ernst von Gagern; Frederick VI of Denmark; Charles Pictet de Rochemont; Maximilian von Montgelas; George III of the United Kingdom; Joseph Bonaparte; Frederick Augustus I of Saxony; Ercole Consalvi; Marie Louise, Duchess of Parma; Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies; Joachim Murat; Prince of Orange
Other: French Revolutionary Wars; Napoleonic Wars; Republicanism; First French Empire; Treaty of Paris (1814); Hundred Days; Battle of Waterloo; Great power; Treaty of Chaumont; War of the Sixth Coalition; Treaty of Kiel; Bourbon Restoration; Holy Alliance; Congress Poland; House of Orange-Nassau; Eight Articles of London; Personal union; Guadeloupe Fund; German mediatization; House of Bourbon-Parma; Neapolitan War; History of slavery; Central Commission for Navigation on the Rhine; Treaty of Paris (1815); Reactionary; Conservative Order; American Revolution; French Revolution; A World Restored; Balance of power (international relations); Concert of Europe; League of Nations; United Nations; Revolutions of 1848; Diplomatic timeline for 1815; European balance of power; International relations of the Great Powers (1814–1919); Paris Peace Conference, 1919