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Succession
Made heir to the throne of Naples by Joan II
Historical place archive
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Made heir to the throne of Naples by Joan II
Disinherited from the throne of Naples
Succeeds as King of Naples, 1442-1458
Completes the capture of Naples
Moves the Royal court to Naples
Sent in 1495 with 5,000 men to aid Ferdinand of Naples & recover his kingdom, returns with success in 1498
Sent in 1495 with 5,000 men to aid Ferdinand of Naples & recover his kingdom, returns with success in 1498
Succeeds as King of Naples, 1504-1516
The Treaty of Noyon, signed by Francis and Charles V recognizes French claims to Milan and Spanish claims to Naples, removing Spain from the war
Appointed Viceroy of Naples
Under the Peace of Crespy Francis I gives up Naples
Given the Government of Naples & Sicily
Under the Treaty of Cateau Cambresis Spain retains Naples
Defeats a rebellion led by Masaniello in Naples, put down by Don John of Austria
Defeats a rebellion led by Masaniello in Naples, put down by Don John of Austria
Spain loses Naples to Austria under the peace settlement.
Spain loses Naples to Austria under the peace settlement.
Succeeds as King of Naples & Sicily, 1734-1759
Under the Treaty of Viena Austria cedes Naples & Sicily to the Spanish Bourbons
Leads a successful insurrection in Naples
Provenance
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