奥地利王位继承战争（War of the Austrian Succession）.docVIP

奥地利王位继承战争（War of the Austrian Succession） In October 20, 1740 the Holy Rome Empire emperor Carle VI died, leaving no male heir, and according to the law of Carle VI in 1713 1713 pragmatic, the eldest daughter of Maria Terezie has the right to inherit the Austria public, and Maria Terezies husband Franz Stephen is from the Holy Rome empire. However, France, Spain, Bavaria, Prussia, Sardinia, Isaacson, PieiTe Monte, the kingdom of Naples does not recognize the 1713 pragmatic, three German principalities - large Prussia, Bavaria and Isaacson tried to help Maria Terezies brother-in-law table, Bavaria emperor Hucal Albrecht ascended the throne the Holy Rome Empire (for Carle VII). So far, the war is inevitable, so the anti Austrian camp, one of the most active, Prussia in December 16, 1740 officially declared war on Austria. Austria is the United Kingdom, Bohemia, Hungary, Holland, Silesia and Russia, invaded the camp against austria. In the two Silesia war as the backbone and 8 years of succession to the throne of Austria war broke out. [Edit] the first Silesia war [Edit] Pu army attack Fighting broke out early, Austrian everywhere are in an unfavorable position. In December 1740, Emperor Frederick and marshal Shi Weilin led the eighty thousand army Silesia general assault, the Austria garrison in the short term there is no defense to defeat, the capital of Breslau (Breslau) collapse, only the Johannesburg (Niesse) and several other isolated forts still stick to. But the siege to non director general army, under the Frederick rate of twenty thousand general army troops in Johannesburg fortified city, prepared for a long siege. In April 1741, Austria marshal Naiberg (Neipperg) nearly twenty thousand troops, suddenly from the east side of Silesia in Moravia to launch an attack to save Johannesburg, resulting in the battle of mollwitz Moerweicicun (Mollwitz). Pu Wang Frederick led 21 thousand and 600 people under general Naiberg 19 thousand in the Austrian army battle here