Girondins

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The Girondins were a prominent moderate republican political group during the French Revolution, known for advocating war against foreign monarchies and opposing the radical Jacobins.

All labels observed (6)

Label Occurrences
Girondins canonical 38
Girondin faction 6
Girondin 5

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf political faction
revolutionary group
activeInPeriod French Revolution
advocated war against foreign monarchies
associatedWithCity Bordeaux
associatedWithSocialBase commercial and professional classes
provincial bourgeoisie
country France
downfallEvent Insurrection of 31 May – 2 June 1793
fateOfLeaders many leaders executed by guillotine in 1793
heldPowerUntil June 1793
historicalReputation often contrasted with radical Jacobins
seen as moderate republicans
ideology republicanism
influentialPeriod 1791–1793
language French
member Armand Gensonné
Charles Barbaroux
Jacques-Pierre Brissot
Jean Antoine Debry
Jean-Baptiste Louvet de Couvrai
Jean-Marie Roland
Madame Roland
Marguerite-Élie Guadet
linked to: Élie Guadet

Pierre Victurnien Vergniaud
Thomas Paine (sympathizer and associated deputy)
linked to: Thomas Paine

Élie Guadet
namedAfter Girondin deputies from the Gironde department
notableTrial trial of the Girondins (1793)
opposed Parisian sans-culotte radicalism
radicalization of the Revolution
opposedBy Jacobins
linked to: Jacobin Club
opposes Jacobins
linked to: Jacobin Club
politicalBody Legislative Assembly of France
National Convention of France
politicalGoal constitutional republic
expansion of revolutionary principles through war
politicalPosition moderate
positionOnCentralization favored decentralization
opposed dominance of Paris
positionOnMonarchy favored constitutional monarchy early in the Revolution
later supported a republic
regionOfOrigin Gironde
linked to: Gironde estuary
repressedBy Committee of Public Safety
Montagnards
supported French Revolutionary Wars
economic liberalism
freedom of the press
representative government

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Referenced by (54)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

French Revolution majorFaction Girondins
Jacobin Club opposedGroup Girondins
Montagnards opposed Girondins
September Massacres relatedTo Girondins
Reign of Terror opposedFaction Girondins
French National Convention tried Girondin leaders
linked to: Girondins
Plain (La Plaine) opposedBy Girondins
Jean-Paul Rabaut Saint-Étienne politicalAlignment Girondin
linked to: Girondins
Jacques-Pierre Brissot memberOf Girondins
Jacques-Pierre Brissot politicalAlignment Girondin faction
linked to: Girondins
Élie Guadet movement Girondins
Élie Guadet politicalAlignment Girondin faction
linked to: Girondins
Jean-Marie Roland memberOf Girondins
Jean-Marie Roland politicalFaction Girondin faction
linked to: Girondins
Madame Roland politicalAlignment Girondin
linked to: Girondins
Madame Roland movement Girondins
Madame Roland associatedWith Girondin faction
linked to: Girondins
Madame Roland memberOf Girondin circle
linked to: Girondins
L'Ami du peuple opposed Girondins
editing L'Ami du peuple opposes Girondins
Jean-Baptiste Louvet de Couvrai politicalAlignment Girondin
linked to: Girondins
Maximilien Robespierre opposedBy Girondins
subject linked to: The Incorruptible
Paris sections opposedTo Girondins
The Mountain opposedFaction Girondins
The Terror opposedBy Girondins
Charles-François Dumouriez ideology Girondin
linked to: Girondins
Pierre Victurnien Vergniaud politicalAlignment Girondin
linked to: Girondins
Charles Barbaroux memberOf Girondins
Charles Barbaroux politicalAlignment Girondin faction
linked to: Girondins
Armand Gensonné memberOf Girondins
Armand Gensonné politicalAlignment Girondin faction
linked to: Girondins
maximum on prices opposedBy Girondins