Carolinian Revolution

Carolinian Revolution
Charlotte Spielmann Leading the People
Date 15-22 April 1834 Location Stradia Result Clemens I addicated and his son, Joseph V, became the new Holy Emperor. The Carolinian constitution was reconfirmed.
Belligerents
Stradia under Clemens I Imperial Guards	Carolinians
Commanders and leaders
Jan von Stroheim	Charlotte Spielmann Jonas Semmelweis
Strength
22,000	~50,000 revolutionaries 5,000 defected soldiers

The Stradian Revolution of 1834, also known as the Carolinian Revolution (Karolinische Revolution), First Stradian Revolution, or Herrliche Woche ("Glorious week"), was the first Stradian Revolution. It led to the overthrow of Holy Emperor Clemens I and the ascent of his son Joseph V, Prince of Wesserbruck.

The 1834 Revolution marked a shift from a re-established absoltute monarchy, to a restoration of a constituinal monarchy. With it the end of absolutism in Stradia.

The Glorious week

16 April 1834

Charlotte Spielmann

17 April 1834

Jonas Semmelweis