Eighty Years' War

Summary

Eighty Years' War is a revolt^[1]. It ranks in the top 1% of revolt entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (2,214 views/month).^[2]

Key Facts

• Eighty Years' War is in the country of Seventeen Provinces^[3].
• Eighty Years' War's image is recorded as Velázquez - de Breda o Las Lanzas (Museo del Prado, 1634-35).jpg^[4].
• Eighty Years' War's instance of is recorded as revolt^[5].
• Eighty Years' War's instance of is recorded as civil war^[6].
• Eighty Years' War's flag image is recorded as Het ontvangst van Willem van Oranje en de Watergeuzen door burgemeester Van der Werf en het Leidse stadsbestuur.jpg^[7].
• Eighty Years' War's follows is recorded as Compromise of Nobles^[8].
• Eighty Years' War's GND ID is recorded as 4139650-9^[9].
• Eighty Years' War's Library of Congress authority ID is recorded as sh85091001^[10].
• Eighty Years' War's location is recorded as Low Countries^[11].
• Eighty Years' War's NDL Authority ID is recorded as 00576653^[12].
• Eighty Years' War's part of is recorded as European Wars of Religion^[13].
• Eighty Years' War's Commons category is recorded as Eighty Years' War^[14].
• Eighty Years' War's has part is recorded as Battle of Oosterweel^[15].
• Eighty Years' War's has part is recorded as Battle of Heiligerlee^[16].
• Eighty Years' War's has part is recorded as Battle of Jemmingen^[17].
• Eighty Years' War's has part is recorded as Capture of Brielle^[18].
• Eighty Years' War's has part is recorded as Battle of Gembloux^[19].
• Eighty Years' War's has part is recorded as Battle on the Zuiderzee^[20].
• Eighty Years' War's has part is recorded as Battle of Borsele^[21].
• Eighty Years' War's has part is recorded as Battle of Reimerswaal^[22].
• Eighty Years' War's has part is recorded as Siege of Leiden^[23].
• Eighty Years' War's has part is recorded as Siege of Maastricht^[24].
• Eighty Years' War's has part is recorded as Battle of Nieuwpoort^[25].
• Eighty Years' War's has part is recorded as Siege of Breda^[26].
• Eighty Years' War's has part is recorded as Siege of Venlo^[27].

Why It Matters

Eighty Years' War ranks in the top 1% of revolt entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (2,214 views/month).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[28] It is known by 92 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[29]