What was the name of the kingdom that existed from 1806 to 1918?
Q: What was the name of the kingdom that existed from 1806 to 1918?
A: The Kingdom of Saxony.
Q: What did Saxony become part of after World War I?
A: After World War I, Saxony became part of the Weimar Republic.
Q: What was the capital city of Saxony?
A: The capital city of Saxony was Dresden.
Q: Before 1806, what type of state was Saxony in the Holy Roman Empire?
A: Before 1806, Saxony was an Electorate in the Holy Roman Empire.
Q: Who became King when Emperor Francis II was defeated by Napoleon at Austerlitz and the empire dissolved?
A: When Emperor Francis II was defeated by Napoleon at Austerlitz and the empire dissolved, Frederick Augustus I became King.
Q: What organization replaced the Holy Roman Empire after it broke up in 1813?
A: After it broke up in 1813, The German Confederation replaced the Holy Roman Empire as a new organization for German states.
Q: How much territory did Prussia take from Saxony after they were put under Russian occupation following their defeat at Jena?
A: Following their defeat at Jena, Prussia took 40% of territory from Saxony including Wittenberg which is significant for being home to Protestant Reformation.
