Batavorum
Batavorum, also known as the Batavian Republic, was a short-lived state established in 1795 in the territory of the present-day Netherlands. It emerged from the turmoil of the French Revolution, with significant French support, replacing the old Dutch Republic which had existed for centuries. The Batavian Republic was deeply influenced by French revolutionary ideals, aiming for a more unified and democratic government. It underwent several constitutional changes during its existence, reflecting the shifting political landscape in France and within the Netherlands itself.
The republic was named after the ancient Germanic tribe, the Batavi, who inhabited the region and had
The Batavian Republic lasted until 1806 when Napoleon Bonaparte, then Emperor of the French, transformed it