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The 16 pages that link to Francis II, Holy Roman Emperor, each with the reason it gives.

• Holy Roman EmpireBroader topic: His renunciation ended the imperial institution after nearly nine centuries.

• German ConfederationRelated: As Austrian emperor, he became the leading sovereign within the Confederation’s loose framework.

• Austrian EmpireRelated: He created the Austrian imperial title in response to Napoleon's new empire.

• Battle of AusterlitzRelated: His Austrian forces fought beside Russia, and defeat hastened the end of the Holy Roman Empire.

• War of the First CoalitionRelated: His Habsburg monarchy was France’s principal continental opponent and made peace in 1797.

• Treaty of Campo FormioRelated: He accepted the settlement on Austria’s behalf.

• Prince-electorRelated: The empire’s end extinguished the electoral offices he inherited.

• German QuestionRelated: His dual imperial role linked the old German order to Habsburg Austria.

• Dissolution of the Holy Roman EmpireRelated: His renunciation on 6 August formally ended the imperial office.

• Treaty of LunévilleRelated: He negotiated and ratified the treaty as Austria's ruler.

• Holy Roman EmperorBroader topic: His renunciation ended the imperial title’s centuries-long institutional setting.

• War of the Third CoalitionRelated: His government entered the coalition and accepted the Treaty of Pressburg after defeat.

• Third Partition of PolandRelated: Austria participated in the division under his rule.

• Francis I of AustriaCompared with: The two titles mark his shift from the old imperial order to a new Austrian empire.

• War of the Fifth CoalitionRelated: He authorized the war and accepted its costly settlement.

• Napoleon IIRelated: Napoleon II’s maternal grandfather kept him in Austria and resisted his return to French politics.