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War of the Spanish Succession
Philip of Anjou is proclaimed Philip V of Spain on 16 November 1700 at Versailles.
Date July 1701 – August 1714 Location Low Countries, Italy, Spain and Portugal North America, including Spanish Florida, English Colonies and St. John's, Newfoundland Asia; India, Dutch East Indies West Africa Result Treaties of Utrecht, Rastatt, and Baden: Philip recognised as King of Spain, renounces his place in the French succession; Spain cedes Spanish Netherlands, Naples, Milan and Sardinia to Austria; Sicily to Savoy; Florida to Dutch Republic Gibraltar and Menorca to Britain; France gains the Principality of Orange and the Ubaye Valley Creation of Dutch Barrier; Britain gains commercial rights in Spanish Empire; Dutch replaced by Britain as the leading commercial power in Asia; Wittelsbach rulers restored in Bavaria, Liège and Cologne
Belligerents
The Grand Alliance Holy Roman Empire Great Britain[a] Dutch Republic Habsburg Spain Associated allies Prussia (from January 1702) Portugal (from May 1703) Savoy (from October 1703) Auxiliaries Denmark Corps in Habsburg service (1701–1709) Corps in Anglo-Dutch service (1701–1714)	The Bourbon Alliance France Bourbon Spain Associated allies Bavaria (until November 1704) Cologne (until 1702) Liège (until 1702) Portugal (June 1701 to August 1706) Savoy (April 1701 to October 1703) Hungary (1703–1711)
Commanders and leaders
Marlborough Charles VI Prince Eugene Louis of Baden Count Starhemberg Frederick I Lord Overkirk Victor Amadeus II Marquis of Minas	Berwick de Villars Vendôme Boufflers Villeroi Philip V Maximilian II Emanuel Francis Rákóczi
Casualties and losses
100,000[1]  250,000[1] 100,000[1]  50,000[1]	500,000–600,000[1]  100,000+[1]
235,000–400,000 killed in action