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The 21 pages that link to Philip V of Spain, each with the reason it gives.

• Pragmatic Sanction of 1713Related: His court’s support helped advance the succession claims of Charles VI’s nieces.

• Bourbon ReformsRelated: His government began the dynastic shift that launched major changes in imperial administration.

• Charles III of SpainRelated: Philip V was Charles’s father and established the Bourbon dynasty in Spain.

• Charles II of SpainRelated: Charles’s will designated him as successor, setting off the succession dispute.

• Nueva Planta decreesRelated: Philip V issued the decrees to consolidate royal authority after victory.

• Grand AllianceRelated: His accession raised the alliance’s central fear of a united Bourbon monarchy.

• Battle of BlenheimRelated: His claim helped provoke the coalition war in which Blenheim was fought.

• Battle of RamilliesRelated: His accession prompted the anti-Bourbon coalition whose armies won at Ramillies.

• Battle of AlmansaRelated: The Bourbon victory at Almansa strengthened his hold over Spain.

• Peace of UtrechtRelated: His recognition as king was accepted alongside his renunciation of claims to the French throne.

• James StanhopeRelated: Stanhope’s military and diplomatic efforts in Spain opposed Philip V’s claim during the succession war.

• Antonio de UlloaRelated: His crown commissioned the mission that sent Ulloa and Juan to Quito.

• History of CataloniaRelated: His government imposed the Nueva Planta settlement on Catalonia.

• War of the Quadruple AllianceRelated: His government sought to regain Italian territories lost under the Utrecht settlement.

• Biblioteca Nacional de EspañaRelated: Philip V established the library by royal decree in 1711.