Cisalpine Republic

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Cisalpine Republic Repubblica Cisalpina (Italian)
1797–1802
Flag Emblem
The Cisalpine Republic in 1797
Status	Sister Republic of France
Capital	Milan
Official languages	Italian
Common languages	Emilian Lombard Romagnol Veneto
Government	Unitary directorial republic
Legislature	Legislative Council
• Upper house	Council of Elders
• Lower house	Council of Juniors
Historical era	French Revolutionary Wars
• Peace of Leoben	18 April 1797
• Established	29 June 1797
• Constitution adopted	8 July 1797
• Treaty of Campo Formio	17 October 1797
• Golpe and second Constitution	31 August 1798
• Occupied by Austria	27 April 1799
• Restored by France	2 June 1800
• Renamed Italian Republic	26 January 1802
Area
1797	42,500[1] km2 (16,400 sq mi)
Population
• 1797	3,240,000[1]
Currency	Milanese scudo, lira, soldo and denaro
Preceded by Succeeded by Transpadane Republic Cispadane Republic Three Leagues Republic of Venice Republic of Crema Italian Republic

The Cisalpine Republic (Italian: Repubblica Cisalpina) was a sister republic of France in Northern Italy that existed from 1797 to 1799, with a second version until 1802.