After Staffarda, Catinat's forces occupy Savigliano and Saluzzo and extend French control across parts of Piedmont.
Historical person
Nicolas Catinat Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Nicolas Catinat, based on 9 World History Database records associated with France.
Chronological biography
1690
Catinat defeats the Savoyard and Imperial army at Staffarda, giving France the initiative in Piedmont.
1691
Catinat captures Villefranche during the French offensive against Savoy's Mediterranean territories.
Catinat's campaign secures Nice after the citadel capitulates, extending French control along the Savoyard coast.
1693
Catinat defeats Victor Amadeus II's Allied army at Marsaglia near Turin.
1700
Nicolas Catinat is among the senior French commanders available as war over Spain becomes likely.
1701
Catinat is defeated by Eugene of Savoy at Carpi during the opening Italian campaign.
Catinat withdraws after Eugene's surprise attack at Carpi.
Catinat is replaced after failing to stop Eugene's advance.
Titles and roles
General · French Commander · Marshal · Marshal · French Commander · Marshal · Marshal of France
Record provenance
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