Italian theatre of the Italian Wars

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The Italian theatre of the Italian Wars was the primary battleground in 16th-century Italy where major European powers, including France, Spain, and the Holy Roman Empire, fought for dominance over the peninsula.

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Italian theatre of the Italian Wars canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical conflict theatre
theatre of war
cause rivalry between France and Habsburgs
struggle for hegemony over Italy
endEvent Italian War of 1551–1559
endYear 1559
involvedPower Duchy of Milan
Duchy of Savoy
Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Naples
Papal States
Republic of Florence
Republic of Venice
Swiss Confederacy
locatedIn Italian Peninsula
Italy
mainBelligerent Crown of Aragon
Crown of Castile
Holy Roman Empire
Kingdom of France
Monarchy of Spain
linked to: Spanish monarchy
majorBattle Battle of Ceresole
Battle of Cerignola
Battle of Fornovo
Battle of Garigliano
Battle of Marignano
Battle of Pavia
Battle of Ravenna
Battle of St. Quentin (1557)
Sack of Rome (1527)
majorCampaign French invasion of Italy (1494)
Habsburg–Valois Wars in Italy
notableLocation Florence
Milan
Naples
Rome
Venice
partOf Italian Wars
primaryConflictType dynastic war
territorial conflict
relatedTo Habsburg–Valois Wars
Italian city-states
result Habsburg dominance in Italy
Spanish control over southern Italy
decline of Italian city-state independence
startEvent First Italian War
startYear 1494
timePeriod 16th century
late 15th century

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Battle of Ceresole theatre Italian theatre of the Italian Wars
Battle of the Sesia theatre Italian theatre of the Italian Wars