War o the Spaingie Succession

War o the Spaingie Succession
Philip V o Spain an the Duke o Vendôme picturt efter the victory at the 1710 Battle o Villaviciosa.
Date 15 Mey 1702 – 11 Julie 1715 (13 years, 1 month, 3 weeks and 5 days) Location Europe, North Americae, Sooth Americae Result Treaties o Utrecht, Rastatt, an Baden: Austrick, Great Breetain an the Dutch Republic recognise Philip V as Keeng o Spain but he renoonces ony claim tae the throne o Fraunce. Spain cedes territories in Europe. Territorial changes Spain cedes the Spaingie Netherlands, the Kinrick o Naples, the Duchy o Milan an Sardinie tae the Austrick Habsburgs; cedes the Kinrick o Sicily tae the Duchy o Savoy; an cedes Gibraltar an Minorca tae Breetain. Fraunce recognises Breetish sovereignty ower Rupert's Laund an Newfoundland; it an aa cedes Acadie an its hauf o Saunt Kitts tae Great Breetain. Spain's centralised govrenment on the Spaingie Croun
Belligerents
Holy Roman Empire Austrick Proushie Hanover Spain lyal tae Charles Croun o Aragon Ingland (till 1707) Scotland (till 1707) Great Breetain (frae 1707) Dutch Republic Duchy o Savoy Kinrick o Portugal	Kinrick o Fraunce Spain lyal tae Philip Croun o Castile Kinrick o Naples Kinrick o Sicily Mantua Bavarie (until 1704)
Commanders an leaders
Eugene o Savoy Margrave o Baden Coont Starhemberg Anne Duke o Marlborough Marquis de Ruvigny George Rooke Anthonie Heinsius Laird Overkirk Earl o Albemarle Marquis o Minas Victor Amadeus II	Louis XIV Duke o Villars Duke o Berwick Duke o Vendôme Duke o Boufflers Duke o Villeroy Coont o Tessé Philip V Marquis o Villadarias Marquis o Bay Ferdinando Carlo Gonzaga Maximilian II Emanuel
Casualties an losses
40,000–52,000 35,000–40,000 24,000–30,000	115,000–140,000 10,000–12,000 4,000–5,000
400,000–700,000 deid
a. Great Breetain frae Mey 1707, previously the Kinricks o Ingland an Scotland

The War o the Spaingie Succession (1702–1715) wis a major European conflict o the early 18t century, triggered bi the daith in 1700 o the last Habsburg King o Spain, the infirm an bairnless Charles II.^{[citation needit]}