Maximilian III Joseph Biography and Timeline

Birth of Maximilian III Joseph

Birth of Maximilian III Joseph, eldest son of Holy Roman Emperor Charles VII and his wife, Maria Amalia of Austria, daughter of Holy Roman Emperor Joseph I

Role range: 1745-1777

Succession

Succeeds as Elector of Bavaria

Role range: 1745-1777

Battle of Pfaffenhofen

Maximilian III Joseph signs a preliminary peace with Austria continued after defeat in the Battle of Pfaffenhofen

Role range: 1744-1745 – 1745-1777

Pragmatic Sanction, The

Under the Treaty of Fussen Maximilian abandons his father's claim to Bohemia and recognizes the Pragmatic Sanction of 1713

Role range: 1744-1745 – 1745-1777

Rule of Bohemia

Under the Treaty of Fussen Maximilian abandons his father's claim to Bohemia and recognizes the Pragmatic Sanction of 1713

Role range: 1744-1745 – 1745-1777

Treaty of Fussen

Under the Treaty of Fussen Bavaria pulls out of the War of Austrian Succession on the side of France against Austria

Role range: 1744-1745 – 1745-1777

Treaty of Fussen

Under the Treaty of Fussen Maximilian abandons his father's claim to Bohemia and recognizes the Pragmatic Sanction of 1713

Role range: 1744-1745 – 1745-1777

Treaty of Fussen

Under the Treaty of Fussen Bavaria pulls out of the War of Austrian Succession on the side of France against Austria

Role range: 1740-1748 – 1745-1777

Treaty of Fussen Recognises Austrian Succession

Maximilian III Joseph of Bavaria relinquished rival claims and recognised the Austrian inheritance settlement.

Birth of Maximilian III Joseph

Death of Maximilian III Joseph

Role range: 1745-1777