| | # Hapsburg royals were given the thrones of Parma, Modena, and Tuscany in northern Italy. | | # Hapsburg royals were given the thrones of Parma, Modena, and Tuscany in northern Italy. |
| | # [[Prussia]] gained Swedish Pomerania, two fifths of Saxony, and additional territory along the Rhine River, in addition to recovering Posen (part of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw) and some other territories which Napoleon had taken. | | # [[Prussia]] gained Swedish Pomerania, two fifths of Saxony, and additional territory along the Rhine River, in addition to recovering Posen (part of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw) and some other territories which Napoleon had taken. |
| − | # [[History of Russia|Russia]] took the greater part of [[History of Poland|Poland]], later known as "Congress Poland," and obtained Finland from Sweden and Bessarabia from the Ottoman Empire. | + | # [[History of Russia|Russia]] took the greater part of [[Poland]], later known as "Congress Poland," and obtained Finland from Sweden and Bessarabia from the Ottoman Empire. |
| | # Sweden was compensated with Norway, which was taken from Denmark to punish the latter for persistent loyalty to Napoleon. | | # Sweden was compensated with Norway, which was taken from Denmark to punish the latter for persistent loyalty to Napoleon. |
| | # Britain kept nearly all its colonial conquests, securing permanent control from the Netherlands of Cape Colony in southern Africa, Ceylon, and part of Guiana; it also obtained Helgoland, part of Honduras, the Ionian Islands, and the islands of Malta, Mauritius, St. Lucia, Tobago, and Trinidad.<ref>At the same time Britain retained control of Canada but failed to establish an Indian buffer state in the Ohio-Indiana-Michigan area when it failed to win the [{War of 1812]] with the United States.</ref> | | # Britain kept nearly all its colonial conquests, securing permanent control from the Netherlands of Cape Colony in southern Africa, Ceylon, and part of Guiana; it also obtained Helgoland, part of Honduras, the Ionian Islands, and the islands of Malta, Mauritius, St. Lucia, Tobago, and Trinidad.<ref>At the same time Britain retained control of Canada but failed to establish an Indian buffer state in the Ohio-Indiana-Michigan area when it failed to win the [{War of 1812]] with the United States.</ref> |