11 April 1713Atlantic LossesLouis XIV Sun King
France loses important North American claims to Great Britain.
Historical records for France in 1713, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
France loses important North American claims to Great Britain.
France accepts limits intended to preserve the European balance of power.
France agrees commercial arrangements with Great Britain during the settlement.
Retains limited fishing rights on the Newfoundland coast.
France accepts limits on claims near Portuguese Brazil.
Recognises the Protestant succession in Great Britain.
Agrees not to support James Francis Edward Stewart against Britain.
Cedes French claims on Saint Kitts to Great Britain.
French princes renounce claims that could unite France and Spain.
Cedes mainland Acadia to Great Britain under the treaty.
Recognises British claims to Hudson Bay territory.
Cedes Newfoundland claims while retaining limited French fishing rights.
Conducts French diplomacy during the Utrecht peace settlement.
Conducts French diplomacy during the Utrecht peace settlement.
Cedes mainland Acadia to Great Britain under the treaty.
Agrees not to support James Francis Edward Stewart against Britain.
France accepts limits on claims near Portuguese Brazil.
Recognises British claims to Hudson Bay territory.
Cedes Newfoundland claims while retaining limited French fishing rights.
Retains limited fishing rights on the Newfoundland coast.
Cedes French claims on Saint Kitts to Great Britain.
Accepts peace while Philip V keeps Spain.
Accepts peace with Great Britain while preserving Philip V's Spanish crown.
France accepts limits intended to preserve the European balance of power.
France agrees commercial arrangements with Great Britain during the settlement.
France loses important North American claims to Great Britain.
France reaches peace terms at Utrecht while Philip V keeps the Spanish crown.
French princes renounce claims that could unite France and Spain.
Philip V renounces his claim to the French throne and France renounces union with Spain.
Recognises the Protestant succession in Great Britain.
Acts for French interests during the Utrecht negotiations.
Acts for French interests during the Utrecht negotiations.
Is recognised internationally as Philip V of Spain.
Is recognised internationally as Philip V of Spain.
Denis Diderot is born in Langres to master cutler Didier Diderot.
Gets the Pope to issue a Papal Bull condemning Jansenist views
Louis XIV secures recognition of the Bourbon settlement in Spain while France makes concessions.
Philip V accepts arrangements separating the French and Spanish crowns under the peace settlement.
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