July Revolution of 1830

The July Revolution (Rogaulian: Révolution de Juillet) was a second revolution in Rogaulia after the first of 1789-99 that led to the abdication of King Charles X and the accession to the throne of his cousin King Louis Philippe I.

July Revolution of 1830
Part of the Revolutions of 1830
Date July 26-29, 1830
Location Ville de L’Amour, Kingdom of Rogaulia
Result Revolutionary victory
  • End of King Charles X's rule
  • Establishment of the constitutional July Monarchy
  • King Louis Philippe I becomes new King of the French
  • Start of the uprisings in Dush Gaul Republic and Ro-Poland
Belligerents
Rogaulia flag Revolutionaries

Supported by:
WAH flag v2 The Republic of Waterloo

Borbon coat of arms Kingdom of Rogaulia
Commanders and leaders
Bloxdlofphe Thiers

Jacques Laffitte
Marquis de La Fayette

King Charles X

Jules de Polignac
Auguste Rormont

Strength
Unknown Unknown
Casualties and losses
Unknown Unknown

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