24 January 1742Capture of MunichCharles VII
Charles Albert is elected Holy Roman Emperor during the capture of Munich by Austria
Historical records for Germany in 1742, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Charles Albert is elected Holy Roman Emperor during the capture of Munich by Austria
Charles Albert is elected Holy Roman Emperor during the capture of Munich by Austria
Charles Albert is elected Holy Roman Emperor during the capture of Munich by Austria
French & Bavarian armies fail to assist Prussia. 1st day of the invasion of Bohemia
Austrian troops occupied Bavaria and Hungarian hussars plundered Munich and the Bavarians were forced also to evacuate Bohemia
Austrian troops occupied Bavaria and Hungarian hussars plundered Munich and the Bavarians were forced also to evacuate Bohemia
Crowned Emperor with the help of Prussia & France
The 1st non-Habsburg to wear the Imperial Crown for over 300 yrs. Crowned Emperor with the help of Prussia & France. Crowned Emperor, Charles Albert of Bavaria calls himself Charles VII
Takes part in the War of Austrian Succession as the puppet of France & Prussia
Maria Theresas troops enter Munich
The premiere performance of the Messiah in Dublin
Prussian victory over Austria, Charles of Lorraine is defeated by Frederick II
Prussia is awarded Upper & Lower Silesia in the Treaty of Breslau
Treaty signed by Frederick & Maria Theresa, Prussia gains upper & lower Silesia. A peace Treaty is signed after Prussian victory over Austria at Chotusitz
Signs the Treaty of Berlin confirming the Treaty of Breslau and Prussian possession of most of Silesia.
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