Franco-Bavarian army

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The Franco-Bavarian army was the combined military forces of France and Bavaria that fought together against the Grand Alliance during the War of the Spanish Succession.

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Bavarian army 2
Franco-Bavarian army canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coalition army
military formation
activeDuring early 18th century
allegiance Louis XIV of France
Maximilian II Emanuel of Bavaria
alliance France–Bavaria alliance
conflict War of the Spanish Succession
consequenceOfDefeat Allied occupation of Bavaria
temporary exile of Elector of Bavaria
country Electorate of Bavaria
Kingdom of France
defeat Battle of Blenheim
engagement Battle of Blenheim
Battle of Friedlingen
Battle of Höchstädt (1703)
Battle of Schellenberg
campaign in Bavaria (1703–1704)
formedAs combined forces of France and Bavaria
historicalContext European balance-of-power politics
historicalPeriod Age of Louis XIV
languageOfCommand French
German
militaryBranch artillery
cavalry
infantry
notableCommander Camille d'Hostun, duc de Tallard
Claude Louis Hector de Villars
Maximilian II Emanuel, Elector of Bavaria
opponent Duchy of Savoy
Dutch Republic
Electorate of Brandenburg-Prussia
Grand Alliance
Habsburg Monarchy
Holy Roman Empire
Kingdom of England
partOf Bavarian armed forces
forces of Louis XIV of France
purpose support Bourbon claim to the Spanish throne
resultOf Bavarian alignment with France in War of the Spanish Succession
theaterOfOperations Bavaria
Holy Roman Empire
Upper Danube region
usedTactics linear warfare
siege warfare

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Battle of Blenheim opposingForce Bavarian army
subject linked to: Blenheim
linked to: Franco-Bavarian army
Danube campaign of 1704 involvedForce Bavarian army
linked to: Franco-Bavarian army