Its founding charter included 39 articles, of which the 38th listed the number of troops each member was to provide in case of war, and its governing Diet was divided into a College of Kings and a College of Princes. The Count of Leyen and Duke of Aremberg were listed last on all of its documents, most of which were codified following its increase in size per the terms of the treaties of Tilsit. That same year Saxony joined and the unification of Wurttemberg and Bavaria was complete. Established under the aegis of Napoleon, FTP, name this early 19th-century union of German states.
Its founding charter included 39 articles, of which the 38th listed the number of troops each member was to provide in case of war, and its governing Diet was divided into a College of Kings and a College of Princes. The Count of Leyen and Duke of Aremberg were listed last on all of its documents, most of which were codified following its increase in size per the terms of the treaties of Tilsit. That same year Saxony joined and the unification of Wurttemberg and Bavaria was complete. Established under the aegis of Napoleon, FTP, name this early 19th-century union of German states.
Its founding charter included 39 articles, of which the 38th listed the number of troops each member was to provide in case of war, and its governing Diet was divided into a College of Kings and a College of Princes.
{Confederation of the Rhine} or {Rhinbund} or {Confederation du Rhin}