KnowraDissolution of the Holy Roman EmpireLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire, each with the reason it gives.All 14Broader topic 2Related 11Compared with 1Golden Bull of 1356Related: The imperial electoral constitution ultimately ended with the empire itself.Battle of AusterlitzRelated: Austria’s defeat and the creation of the Confederation of the Rhine made the old imperial structure untenable.Confederation of the RhineRelated: Member states left the Empire as they joined the Confederation.Imperial DietRelated: The Diet’s institutional life ended with the Empire it served.Prince-electorRelated: Dissolution ended the electoral college and the offices of prince-elector.Francis II, Holy Roman EmperorBroader topic: Francis ended the institution by renouncing its crown after Napoleon reorganized German territories.Treaty of PressburgRelated: Pressburg’s reorganization of German lands preceded the empire’s final dissolution.Treaty of LunévilleRelated: Lunéville weakened the imperial order whose collapse followed five years later.War of the Third CoalitionRelated: Austria's defeat and the Confederation of the Rhine accelerated the empire's collapse.Francis I of AustriaBroader topic: Francis dissolved the empire after Napoleon organized the Confederation of the Rhine.Kingdom of GermanyRelated: It ended the imperial framework within which the medieval German kingdom had existed.Fall of the Republic of VeniceCompared with: Both events mark the dismantling of old European political orders, though eight years apart.Ulm campaignRelated: The Austrian defeat at Ulm formed part of the military crisis that preceded the empire’s dissolution.History of LiechtensteinRelated: Its dissolution ended Liechtenstein’s imperial subordination and established its sovereignty.