the history Belgium

the history Belgium 

Belgium history predicted the establishment of the modern state in 1830. Belgium's history interfered with its neighbors: the Netherlands, Germany, France and Luxembourg. Most of the time, Belgium is now part of a large region, such as the Caroline Empire, or a few small states, among them mainly the Duchy Bran, Flanders County, the Prince-Liege and Luxemburg County's luxurious From theoretical war (1618-1648), Belgium is often called "the battlefield of Europe" or "Cockpit of Europe", because of its strategic position and due to many forces of war on its soil. [1] It is marked by a European race, which is divided, and divided into Latin, a French-French and Germanic language divided into borders Like the Benelux neighbors of Belgium, Belgium's form was returned to "seventeen provinces" in the Berberdian Netherlands. These were consolidated under the House of Vallis-Berbundy, and in 1549 AD, their descendent Charles V. declared the independence of both France and Germany by the Holy Roman Emperor. Asi Ester's War (1568-1648) is a north-eastern region of Belgium and Luxembourg divided between the Dutch Republic and the Southern Netherlands. 

This southern region continued to be ruled by Habsburg descent of the Burgundian house, as the first "Spanish Netherlands". Invensions from France under Louis XIV now leads to damage to the Nord-Pas-de-Cal in France, the rest eventually became "Austrian Netherlands". France's revolutionary wars were led by Belgian in 1795 as a part of France, resulting in the end of semi-independence by the Catholic Church. After the defeat of France in 1814, a new United Kingdom was created, which divided into three times during the Belgian Revolution of 1830-1839, three modern nations, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. Belgian ports and textile industries were important in medieval times and among the first countries of modern Belgium, there was an industrial revolution, which flourished in the 19th century, but started a political conflict between liberal businessmen and socialist activists. King Belgian established his personal colonial empire in the Congo, which the government acquired after a major scandal in 1908. Belgium was neutral, but its strategic position as a way of France was to target Germany in 1914 and 1940. The conditions under possession were strict. During the postwar period, Belgium was a leader of European solidarity, which became a founding member of the European Union. Brussels is now the headquarters of the NATO headquarters and the real capital of the European Union. The colonies became independent in the early 1960's. Politically, once the country has polarized on religion, and in recent decades it has faced new sections on differences in language and inequal economic development. As a result of this ongoing concern, the previous Belgian state was transformed into a federal state from the early 1970s and the government crises repeated. It is now divided into three regions: Flanders (Dutch-speaking) in the north, Valononia (French-speaking) on ​​the south and middle-aged bilingual Brussels. Germany has German-speaking populations on the border and German is the third official language of Belgium.