Birth of Augustus III
Birth of Augustus III
Role range: 1734-1763
Follow Augustus III through 17 dated historical records for Poland.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Augustus III
Role range: 1734-1763
At the "Dumb Diet" summoned to Warsaw, Poland becomes a Russian Protecorate
Role range: 1700-1721
At the "Dumb Diet" summoned to Warsaw, Poland becomes a Russian Protecorate
Role range: 1700-1721
Russian forces capture Danzig after a siege of 8 months
Role range: 1733-1738 – 1734-1763
Russian forces capture Danzig after a siege of 8 months
Role range: 1733-1738 – 1734-1763
Succeeds as King of Poland, rival King to Stanislas I
Role range: 1733-1763
Succeeds as Elector of Saxony, 1733-1763
Role range: 1734-1763
Augustus III is a Russian nominee to the throne opossed by Stanislaw Leszcynski. After the death of Augustus II & election of Augustus III
Role range: 1733-1738 – 1734-1763
After the death of Augustus II & election of Augustus III
Role range: 1733-1738 – 1734-1763
Rules from Dresden rather than Warsaw
Role range: 1734-1763
Succeeds as King of Poland
Role range: 1734-1763
The Treaty of Vienna ends the War of the Polish succession. The Elector of Saxony will rule Poland as Augustus III
Role range: 1733-1738 – 1734-1763
The Treaty of Vienna is ratified
Role range: 1733-1738 – 1734-1763
Maria Theresas succession is disputed by Charles Albert, Philip V & Augustus III. Maria Maria Theresa inherits the Habsburg Empire
Role range: 1740-1748
Supports Prussia in the 1st Silesian War
Role range: 1740-1742 – 1734-1763
Supports Austria in the War of Austrian Succession
Role range: 1740-1748 – 1734-1763
Saxony is occupied by Prussia throughout the Seven Years War
Role range: 1756-1763 – 1734-1763
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