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A diplomat and representative of Rhenish ancestry and one of the most influential politicians of his age, serving as the Austrian Empire's Foreign Minister from 1809 and Chancellor from 1821 till the liberal exchanges of 1848 compelled his resignation. Prince Klemens von Metternich, the international minister of Austria, however, controlled the conference. Metternich had three aims at the Congress: first, he required to prevent future French invasion by encompassing France with strong nations; second, he desired to reestablish a balance of power, so that no nation would be a peril to others; and third, he desired to reconstruct Europe’s royal connections to the authorities they held before the Napoleonic Wars. He performed his initial goal by making the nations around France stronger. Metternich’s secondary goal was fulfilled by having France return to its boundaries of 1790 and abandoning all township captured by Napoleon. Additionally, France was obliged to pay compensation and accept an army of ownership for five years. Lastly, Metternich achieved his third goal by rebuilding the Bourbons to the authorities in France, Spain, and the Kingdom of Two Sicilies.
Klemens von Metternich was a diplomat who contributed a lot to European politics for more than 40 years. He served as the foreign minister of Austria from 1809 and as a Chancellor from 1821.
As a foreign minister, he made an agreement with France under which Napoleon had to marry Marie Lousie, the archduchess of Australia. He also signed Fontainebleau Treaty as per which Napoleon was sent to exile.
He also served as a leader of the delegation that divided Europe amongst the super powers of the world. In 1813, he was awarded the title of Prince. In 1848, the liberal revolutions forced him to resign from his position.