Italian Army Command
Villeroy replaces Catinat as commander of the French army in Italy.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1701-1702
Follow Francois de Neufville Villeroy through 13 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Villeroy replaces Catinat as commander of the French army in Italy.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1701-1702
Villeroy attacks Eugene of Savoy at Chiari and suffers a costly French defeat.
Role range: 1701-1714
Villeroy attacks Eugene's fortified position and suffers heavy losses.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1701-1702
Villeroy is captured during Eugene's surprise attack on Cremona.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1701-1702
Villeroy commands French forces in Flanders while Marlborough begins operations in the Low Countries.
Role range: 1701-1714
Villeroy commands the principal French army opposing Marlborough in the Low Countries.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1702-1706
Villeroy organises French forces in Flanders to oppose Marlborough's opening Low Countries campaign.
Role range: 1701-1714
Villeroy helps encircle the Dutch force near Ekeren.
Role range: 1701-1714 – 1702-1706
Villeroy's lines are broken by Marlborough at Elixheim during the Flanders campaign.
Role range: 1701-1714
Villeroy pulls back after Marlborough penetrates French defensive lines protecting the approaches to Flanders.
Role range: 1701-1714
Villeroy is defeated by Marlborough at Ramillies, causing the loss of much of the Spanish Netherlands.
Role range: 1701-1714
Villeroy's army is defeated at Ramillies, triggering a rapid French loss of positions across Flanders.
Role range: 1701-1714
Villeroy's defeat at Ramillies leads to rapid Allied gains across Brabant and Flanders.
Role range: 1701-1714
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