Capture of Silesia
Frederick II the Great captures Silesia from Maria Theresa
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Frederick II the Great captures Silesia from Maria Theresa
Refuses to negotiate with Frederick II while he has troops in Silesia
Maria Theresa rejected Prussian demands to cede Silesia while Frederickโs army occupied much of the province.
Joseph, the future Holy Roman Emperor Joseph II, was born in Vienna to Maria Theresa and Francis Stephen.
Marshal Neipperg crosses into Lower Silesia & threatens Frederick IIs in Breslau
Marshal Neipperg crosses into Lower Silesia & threatens Frederick IIs in Breslau
Relieves Neisse & cuts off Frederick IIs supply route to Prussia
Neippergโs cavalry initially broke the Prussian right wing but could not overcome the disciplined Prussian infantry.
The Battle of Mollwitz turns the Silesian campaign ino the War of Austrian Succession. Marshal Neipperg is defeated by the Prussian Generals
Neippergs Austrian army is defeated by the Prussians under Frederick the Great
Maria Theresa was crowned ruler of Hungary in Pressburg using the full royal coronation ceremony.
Maria Theresa appealed to the Hungarian Diet for military and financial support against her enemies.
Maria Theresaโs administration lost Linz when Bavarian and French forces occupied Upper Austria.
The Hungarian estates pledged troops and support to defend Maria Theresaโs hereditary territories.
Neipperg agreed to withdraw after a staged surrender of Neisse under the secret convention.
Neipperg withdrew his army toward Moravia after the Klein Schnellendorf agreement released it for operations elsewhere.
Charles Albert & the French capture Prague
Maria Theresa lost Prague to a combined Bavarian, French, and Saxon army.
Frederick II supports Charles election as Emperor in return to invade Moravia. Frederick II supports Charles election as Emperor in return for Klodzko
Charles Albert of Bavaria advanced competing claims to Habsburg possessions during the Austrian succession struggle.
Charles VI captures Bavaria
Maria Theresas enemies capture Linz
Francis Stephen commanded Austrian forces in Bohemia but moved too slowly to prevent the fall of Prague.
Frederick II supports Charles election as Emperor in return to invade Moravia. Frederick II supports Charles election as Emperor in return for Klodzko
Frederick II supports Charles election as Emperor in return to invade Moravia
Frederick II supports Charles election as Emperor in return to invade Moravia
Maria Theresa sought Hungarian military and political support to defend her inherited territories.
Maria Theresas enemies besiege Prague
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