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The 33 pages that link to Belgian Revolution, each with the reason it gives.

• Congress of ViennaRelated: Belgian independence overturned a buffer-state arrangement made at the congress.

• July RevolutionRelated: The French uprising helped create a climate of revolution across Europe in 1830.

• BrusselsRelated: The new Belgian state made Brussels its capital after independence.

• FlandersRelated: The new state’s language hierarchy helped provoke later Flemish mobilization.

• November UprisingRelated: Its success contrasts with the Polish uprising’s inability to secure independence.

• Treaty of London (1839)Related: The uprising created the independent Belgian state that the treaty recognized.

• Belgian Constitution of 1831Related: The revolution created the political authority that drafted Belgium's first constitution.

• GhentRelated: Ghent’s political role in the new state shaped its modern civic identity.

• Flemish MovementRelated: The new state’s French-dominated institutions helped spur demands for Dutch-language recognition.

• Austrian NetherlandsRelated: It created the independent state encompassing most of the former Austrian Netherlands.

• Leopold I of BelgiumRelated: The revolution created the independent state whose crown Leopold accepted.

• Brabant RevolutionRelated: It later achieved independence through a distinct revolt, often compared with the earlier Brabant uprising.

• Joseph IIRelated: Resistance to Joseph's centralizing reforms helped ignite revolt in the Austrian Netherlands.

• Hainaut ProvinceRelated: The province became part of the new Belgian state after the revolution.

• Namur ProvinceRelated: Independence established the state whose provinces include Namur.

• East FlandersRelated: It preceded East Flanders’s establishment as a Belgian province.

• Ghent UniversityRelated: Independence changed the university’s political and linguistic environment.

• History of the NetherlandsRelated: It ended the post-Napoleonic union that had attempted to reunite the Low Countries.

• Pope Pius VIIIRelated: Pius VIII’s pontificate coincided with the revolution and the creation of a Catholic Belgian state.

• West FlandersRelated: The new Belgian state established the province’s national setting.

• City of BrusselsRelated: The new Belgian state established the national context for the modern municipality.

• History of FlandersRelated: It placed most of historical Flanders within the new Belgian kingdom.

• RattachismRelated: Belgium’s creation established the state whose unity Rattachism later challenged.

• Walloon languageRelated: The new state’s institutions and language politics altered the setting in which Walloon was used.