Death of Frederick I
Death of Frederick I
Permanent historical records · Updated 2026-11-03
1713 in Germany
Explore 21 historical events and records for Germany in 1713.
Historical records for Germany in 1713
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February
Succession
Succeeds as King of Prussia, ascends the throne on his fathers death
April
Royal Title Recognised
Prussia receives recognition of its royal title in the Utrecht settlement.
Royal Title Recognised
Prussia's royal title is recognised in the Utrecht settlement.
Rule of Neuchatel
Prussian claims to Neuchatel receive international recognition.
Rule of Upper Guelders
Prussia receives part of Upper Guelders after the peace settlement.
Treaty of Utrecht
Prussian claims to Neuchatel receive international recognition.
Treaty of Utrecht
Prussia receives part of Upper Guelders after the peace settlement.
Treaty of Utrecht
Prussia receives recognition of its royal title in the Utrecht settlement.
Treaty of Utrecht
Prussia's royal title is recognised in the Utrecht settlement.
Other events (month unknown)
Armament
Doubles the size of the Army to 80,000 men
Birthday Ode for Queen Anne
Handel composed Eternal Source of Light Divine for Queen Anne's birthday festivities.
Declaration of War
Goes to war with Sweden over Pomerania
Independence of Germany
Helps preserve the independence of Holstein from Danish rule
Independence of Germany
Helps preserve the independence of Schleswig from Danish rule
Independence of Holstein
Helps preserve the independence of Holstein from Danish rule
Independence of Schleswig
Helps preserve the independence of Schleswig from Danish rule
Succession
Succeeds as Duke of Germany
Teseo London Premiere
Handel's opera Teseo was first performed at the Queen's Theatre in London.
Utrecht Jubilate Presented
Handel supplied a Jubilate setting to accompany the Utrecht thanksgiving observances.
Utrecht Te Deum Presented
Handel composed a ceremonial Te Deum associated with celebrations of the Peace of Utrecht.
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