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… After the French Revolution, the newly founded Republic of France conquered the Netherlands in 1795. The Netherlands became known as the Batavian Republic and the ruler of the Netherlands, Prince … the Netherlands in February 1803. It was then renamed the Batavian Republic. Although they governed for three years …

… Netherlands on 21 February 1803. It was then renamed the Batavian Republic and the flag of the Batavian Republic was hoisted on the Castle. The Dutch only … returns the Cape to the Netherlands and the flag of the Batavian Republic is hoisted on the Castle …

… children. His career took on new heights in 1795 when the Republic of Batavia was created and he was appointed … of Batavia, managing to calm conflict between a pro-French Batavian Party and the Federal Party over abolition of …

… On order of the Batavian Republic General Jacob Uitenhage de Mist installs  J.W. …

… the Cape formally to the Netherlands and the flag of the Batavian Republic is hoisted on the Castle. The agreem …

… on South African soil. Most notable was its defence of the Batavian Republic from British invasion in the early 1800s and the …

… 1803 February, The British returns the Cape Colony to the Batavian Republic. The new administration reinforces the colonial … return. May, A peace settlement is reached between the Batavian government and Khoisan after the parties fought over …

… British handed the Cape back to the newly installed Dutch Batavian government in 1803. When the Napoleonic War broke … Republics away from British control such as the Natal Republic in 1839, the Transvaal in 1852 and the Orange Free …

… The VOC transferred its Territories and claims to the Batavian Republic in 1798 and ceased to exist in 1799. The British handed the Cape Colony back to the Batavian Republic in 1803. However, in 1806 the Cape was …

… who was the commissioner-general, during the reign of the Batavian Republic. Already in 1809 there were among the incumbents a …

… re-occupy the Cape of Good Hope (Short three years, see Batavian Republic). 1806 Britain occupies the Cape again. Company …

… 1803 - 1806 The Cape is retroceded to Dutch rule under Batavian administration. Advocate A de Mist is elevated to … at Blaauwberg, the Dutch capitulate. All property of the Batavian Government is surrendered to the British. The formal … of Retief and his negotiating party The Voortrekker Republic of Natalia is established 1838 The Voortrekkers, who …

… Government property was presumably handed over to the Batavian Republic . In 1806 when the British Occupied the Cape for the …

… when the Company’s short-lived successor Dutch regime, the Batavian Republic, inspired by the Enlightenment ideals of the French …

… the control of the French, Holland became known as the Batavian Republic. Therefore in 1795, the British seized control of … gave up their control of the Cape, handing it over to the Batavian Republic in 1803. However, due to the break out of …

… government handed over the Cape Administration to the Batavian Republic, and an  inconclusive peace was arranged. The Batavian authorities propitiated the resentment of the …

… of December, 1802. These were the representatives of the Batavian Republic of the Netherlands. As they landed on the shores of …

… In 1802 the Cape was returned to the Netherland. The Batavian commander at the Cape added some terreplains - flat … felt that the French and its ally, the Netherland (or Batavian Republic), again threatened Britain's sea route to the east, …

… from the States General, the highest authority in the Republic of the United Netherlands, which entails a trading … 1803-1806 The Cape is retroceded to Dutch rule under Batavian administration. Advocate A de Mist is elevated to … at Blaauwberg, the Dutch capitulate. All property of the Batavian Government is surrendered to the British. The formal …

… and soon became the official imam. During the rule of the Batavian Republic at the Cape, Tuan Nuruman befriended the Governor of …

… restricting the religious practices of the Muslims of the Batavian Empire of which the Cape formed a part. Commander de … a burial ground for the Cape Muslims. This gesture by the Batavian Republic officials followed the granting of religious freedom …

… years such a change had come about that Baron van Imhoff, Batavian Governor, could castigate the local regime in 1743 … which, ironically, he had been dispossessed. Transvaal Republic was quite incapable of completely subjugating the … This policy was in effect the Grondwet of Kruger' s Republic. The "native policy" of the Transvaal Republic after …

… opens. 1795 Napoleon invades the Netherlands and the Batavian Republic is established. The Dutch school system reforms …