Invasion of Savoy
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Was a French invasion of Savoy during the War of the Austrian Succession.
Chronology
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- December 1743: King Charles Emmanuel III of Savoy was forced to retreat to Piedmont due to the rainy season and disease affecting his army. The Spanish forces took advantage of this situation to reoccupy the region of Savoy.
- December 1743: King Charles Emmanuel III of Savoy was forced to retreat to Piedmont due to the rainy season and disease affecting his army. The Spanish forces took advantage of this situation to reoccupy the region of Savoy.
- September 1743: Sardinian king Carlo Emanuele managed to drive the invading Spaniards out of Savoy.
- April 1743: The French entered Savoy and conquered it entirely.
- April 1743: The French entered Savoy and conquered it entirely.
- April 1743: The French entered Savoy and conquered it entirely.
- December 1743: King Charles Emmanuel III of Savoy was forced to retreat to Piedmont due to the rainy season and disease affecting his army. The Spanish forces took advantage of this situation to reoccupy the region of Savoy.
- December 1743: King Charles Emmanuel III of Savoy was forced to retreat to Piedmont due to the rainy season and disease affecting his army. The Spanish forces took advantage of this situation to reoccupy the region of Savoy.
- April 1743: The French entered Savoy and conquered it entirely.
- September 1743: Sardinian king Carlo Emanuele managed to drive the invading Spaniards out of Savoy.
- September 1743: Sardinian king Carlo Emanuele managed to drive the invading Spaniards out of Savoy.
- September 1743: Sardinian king Carlo Emanuele managed to drive the invading Spaniards out of Savoy.