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had married another sister of Charles II in 1666, and in 1685 their daughter surrendered her right to the Spanish throne to Archduke Charles, Leopold's son from a later marriage. The first hostilities of the War of the Spanish Succession broke out in June 1701. The Grand Alliance declared war on
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The electors of Brandenburg and Saxony remained uncommitted, but were wooed by the French to support Charles Albert. Charles Albert won an additional advantage when he was able to secure the exclusion of Maria Theresa from the election, on the grounds that the succession to Bohemia remained
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and the support of the electorates of Saxony and Brandenburg, his election seemed inevitable. The other three electors acquiesced. Charles Albert was elected and crowned at Frankfurt on February 12 as Charles VII, the first
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Clemens August was the brother of Charles Albert and Charles III Philip his cousin. Francis of Lorraine was supported by not only his wife, Maria Theresa, who claimed to be
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As a result of her exclusion, Maria Theresa did not accept the legitimacy of the election until after the death some three years later of Charles VII.
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had accepted the Pragmatic Sanction, it now repudiated Maria Theresa's inheritance as a violation of
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on December 16. France and Bavaria joined Prussia in 1741, and on November 26, they captured
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The electors called to Frankfurt the next month to elect the successor of Charles VI were:
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On October 3, 1700, weeks before his death, the childless and severely disabled
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In his later years, Charles VI tried to secure the election of his son-in-law,
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to be elected in some three hundred years. At the same time his capital,
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Johann Jakob Moser and the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation
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of Bohemia, but also the electors of Mainz, Trier, and Hanover.
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Imperial election of 1742

imperial election
emperor
Holy Roman Empire
Frankfurt
Charles Albert
Bavaria
Habsburg
War of the Spanish Succession
Charles II of Spain
Philip V of Spain
French
king
Louis XIV
Spanish Empire
House of Bourbon
Spanish
Europe
England
Austria
Dutch Republic
Grand Alliance
Charles
Leopold I, Holy Roman Emperor
Maximilian II Emanuel
elector
Bavaria
Joseph Clemens of Bavaria
Cologne

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