Death of Frederick I
Historical records for Germany in 1713, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Death of Frederick I
Succeeds as King of Prussia, ascends the throne on his fathers death
Prussia receives recognition of its royal title in the Utrecht settlement.
Prussia's royal title is recognised in the Utrecht settlement.
Prussian claims to Neuchatel receive international recognition.
Prussia receives part of Upper Guelders after the peace settlement.
Prussian claims to Neuchatel receive international recognition.
Prussia receives part of Upper Guelders after the peace settlement.
Prussia receives recognition of its royal title in the Utrecht settlement.
Prussia's royal title is recognised in the Utrecht settlement.
Doubles the size of the Army to 80,000 men
Goes to war with Sweden over Pomerania
Helps preserve the independence of Holstein from Danish rule
Helps preserve the independence of Schleswig from Danish rule
Helps preserve the independence of Holstein from Danish rule
Helps preserve the independence of Schleswig from Danish rule
Succeeds as Duke of Germany
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