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Frederick William Hohenzollern Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Frederick William Hohenzollern, based on 20 World History Database records associated with Germany.

20 records1648–17917 events11 places

Chronological biography

1648

Peace of Westphalia24 October 1648
Warfare / Thirty Years War · Elector of Brandenburg · Farther Pomerania

Receives Farther Pomerania after compromise with Sweden.

Peace of Westphalia24 October 1648
Warfare / Thirty Years War · Elector of Brandenburg · Halberstadt

Receives Halberstadt as compensation for lost Pomeranian claims.

Peace of Westphalia24 October 1648
Warfare / Thirty Years War · Elector of Brandenburg · Minden

Receives Minden as part of postwar compensation.

Peace of Westphalia24 October 1648
Warfare / Thirty Years War · Elector of Brandenburg · Westphalia

Gains compensation that strengthens Brandenburg after the war.

Treaty of Westphalia24 October 1648
Warfare / Thirty Years War · Elector of Brandenburg · Cammin

Receives Cammin as part of the settlement over Pomeranian claims.

Treaty of Westphalia24 October 1648
Warfare / Thirty Years War · Elector of Brandenburg · Farther Pomerania

Receives Farther Pomerania after compromise with Sweden.

Treaty of Westphalia24 October 1648
Warfare / Thirty Years War · Elector of Brandenburg · Halberstadt

Receives Halberstadt as compensation in the Westphalian settlement.

Treaty of Westphalia24 October 1648
Warfare / Thirty Years War · Elector of Brandenburg · Magdeburg

Receives a future claim to Magdeburg after the administrator's death.

Treaty of Westphalia24 October 1648
Warfare / Thirty Years War · Elector of Brandenburg · Minden

Receives Minden and expands Brandenburg's north German holdings.

Treaty of Westphalia24 October 1648
Warfare / Thirty Years War · Elector of Brandenburg · Pomerania

Brandenburg gains Farther Pomerania and compensation in northern German bishoprics.

Treaty of Westphalia24 October 1648
Warfare / Thirty Years War · Elector of Brandenburg · Westphalia

Brandenburg gains Farther Pomerania and strengthens its position inside the Empire.

1713

Royal Title Recognised11 April 1713
Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession · King · Utrecht

Prussia receives recognition of its royal title in the Utrecht settlement.

Royal Title Recognised11 April 1713
Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession · King · Utrecht

Prussia's royal title is recognised in the Utrecht settlement.

Rule of Neuchatel11 April 1713
Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession · King · Neuchatel

Prussian claims to Neuchatel receive international recognition.

Rule of Upper Guelders11 April 1713
Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession · King · Upper Guelders

Prussia receives part of Upper Guelders after the peace settlement.

Treaty of Utrecht11 April 1713
Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession · King · Neuchatel

Prussian claims to Neuchatel receive international recognition.

Treaty of Utrecht11 April 1713
Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession · King · Upper Guelders

Prussia receives part of Upper Guelders after the peace settlement.

Treaty of Utrecht11 April 1713
Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession · King · Utrecht

Prussia receives recognition of its royal title in the Utrecht settlement.

Treaty of Utrecht11 April 1713
Warfare / War of the Spanish Succession · King · Utrecht

Prussia's royal title is recognised in the Utrecht settlement.

1791

Acquisition of Ansbach and Bayreuth2 December 1791
Government / Government of Prussia · King · Berlin

Acquires the margraviates of Ansbach and Bayreuth from Charles Alexander

Titles and roles

Elector of Brandenburg · King

Record provenance

This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.