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Илирийско кралство Илирийското кралство или Кралство Илирия е административна единица на Австрийската империя (1816-1849). Административният център на кралството е Лайбах (немското име на Любляна). То включвало западната и централната част на съвременна Словения, австрийска Каринтия и някои територии от северозападна Хърватия със североизточната част на Италия (Триест и Гориция). Кралство Илирия е създадено след края на Наполеоновите войни на територията на бившите илирийски провинции. На тези територии френската власт провела редица правни и административни реформи, поради и което австрийските власти решили, че не било удачно да се правят резки промени, а постепенно да се наложи австрийската правна, съдебна и административна система. Кралство Илирия е официално оформено през 1816 г. В началото на 20-те години на XIX век е възстановено Кралство Хърватска и Славония, включващо и територия част от Кралство Илирия. По този начин, от този момент в Кралство Илирия са следните области: херцогство Каринтия, Крайна и австрийско приморие. През 1848 г., по време на "пролетта на народите", словенците предлагат и включването на Долна Щирия в Кралство Илирия, за да се обединят по-голямата част от словенските земи в една административна единица. Предложението обаче е отхвърлено, а през 1849 г. Кралство Илирия престава да съществува като отделна административна единица и се възстановява старата териториална структура по тези земи на Каринтия, Крайна и Австрийско приморие, която просъществува до края на Първата световна война с края на великата сила Австро-Унгария. Съществуването на кралство с такова име в рамките на Австрийската империя има и символно значение, понеже по това време възниква т.нар. илиризъм, последвано от подписването на Виенски книжовен договор – политически акт с огромно влияние и отражение върху българския национален идеал от Възраждането.
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Kingdom of Illyria (1816–49) The Kingdom of Illyria was a crown land of the Austrian Empire from 1816 to 1849,[1] the successor state of the Napoleonic Illyrian Provinces, reconquered by Austria in the War of the Sixth Coalition and restored according to the Final Act of the Vienna Congress. Its administrative centre was in Ljubljana (officially German: Laibach) Upon the Revolutions of 1848, the kingdom was dissolved and split into the Austrian crown lands of Carniola, Carinthia and the Austrian Littoral. Geography[edit] The French Illyrian Provinces had comprised Carniola and western ("Upper") Carinthia as well as the Adriatic territories of Gorizia and Gradisca, Trieste and the Istrian peninsula. They had also included the Dalmatian coast and the lands of the Kingdom of Croatia south of the Sava River. Parts of the territories on the Adriatic Sea had been annexed by the Habsburg Monarchy from Venice in the 1797 Treaty of Campo Formio. Upon the dissolution of the Provinces, the Austrian government split-off Dalmatia and merged the eastern ("Lower") part of Carinthia into what was to become the Kingdom of Illyria. The territory of the kingdom included the western and central part of present-day Slovenia, i.e. Carniola with the capital Ljubljana and the Slovenian Littoral (Goriška and Slovenian Istria), the present Austrian state of Carinthia and Slovenian Carinthia, as well as some territories in north-western Croatia (present-day Istria County and the Kvarner Gulf islands of Krk, Cres and Lošinj) and north-eastern Italy (the Provinces of Trieste and Gorizia). In 1822, Civil Croatia between the right bank of the Sava and Rijeka was again merged into the Habsburg Kingdom of Croatia. History[edit] The Kingdom of Illyria was formed to counter the territorial pretenses of the Kingdom of Hungary and the influences of the Russian Empire, but with the Hungarian annexation of the Civilian Croatia and Rijeka lost on its significance.[1] The legal and administrative reforms made by the former French authorities deeply transformed the administrative structures of these territories, so the Austrian Imperial authorities thought it better to group most of them as a separate administrative entity, enabling a slow incorporation into the Austrian legal, judicial and administrative system. The Kingdom of Illyria was officially established on 3 August 1816.[2] In the first years, it comprised territory both in the Slovene Lands and of the Kingdom of Croatia. Already in the early 1820s, however, the pre-Napoleonic Croatian kingdom was re-established, in which also the territories forming part of the Kingdom of Illyria were included. In the Spring of Nations in 1848, Slovenes advanced a proposal to include Lower Styria in the Kingdom of Illyria, so most of the Slovene Lands would be united in a single administrative entity and the idea of an United Slovenia would thus be achieved. Peter Kozler designed a map of such an enlarged Kingdom of Illyria, which would later become an important national symbol in the Slovenian national consciousness. The proposal was, however, rejected by the Habsburg Emperor. The Kingdom of Illyria was gradually mentioned less and less and for the last time officially appeared in 1849 as a crown land in the March Constitution of Austria.[1] See also[edit] References[edit] - ^ a b c Vidic, Marko, ed. "Ilirsko kraljestvo" [Kingdom of Illyria]. Ilustrirana zgodovina Slovencev [The Illustrated History of the Slovenes]. Mladinska knjiga. avgust" [3 August]. Delo.si (in Slovenian). 2 August 2006. 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