Herenhausen and Nymphenburg were the sites of two alliances objecting to this codicil to the Pactum of Leopold I.
Herenhausen and Nymphenburg were the sites of two alliances objecting to this codicil to the Pactum of Leopold I. The pactum had been inspired by the failure of the Treaty of the Hague to affect a satisfactory result for Charles II. The actions of Charles Albert, Elector of Bavaria had encouraged reneging on provisions of the Treaties of Wusterhausen, Seville, and Vienna by Prussia, Spain, and France respectively. Charles Albert was able to rule for three years, prior to his death and his son's defeat. Following the death of Charles VII, the precipitated conflict largely concluded status quo ante bellum, except for Silesia which was conceded to Prussia. For 10 points-- what was this controversial 1713 primogeniture decree of Charles VI which sought to guarantee the succession of his daughter, Maria Theresa?
Herenhausen and Nymphenburg were the sites of two alliances objecting to this codicil to the Pactum of Leopold I.
{Pragmatic Sanction }of Charles VI or {Pragmatic Sanction }of 1713