KnowraWar of the Polish SuccessionLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to War of the Polish Succession, each with the reason it gives.All 14Related 11Compared with 3Kingdom of SardiniaRelated: The war brought territorial gains in northern Italy to the Sardinian monarchy.Silesian WarsCompared with: It was an earlier dynastic conflict, distinct from Prussia’s later wars to acquire Silesia.Charles III of SpainRelated: The war enabled Charles to gain Naples and Sicily for the Spanish Bourbon dynasty.First Partition of PolandRelated: Its outcome reinforced foreign intervention in the commonwealth’s choice of monarch.Augustus III of PolandRelated: The war secured Augustus’s Polish crown against Stanisław Leszczyński.Frederick William I of PrussiaRelated: Prussia remained outside this major conflict, reflecting Frederick William’s cautious foreign policy.Archduke Charles of AustriaRelated: Its settlement transferred Naples and Sicily away from Charles’s Habsburg dynasty.Anna of RussiaRelated: Russia intervened under Anna to help secure Augustus III’s election as king of Poland.Stanisław LeszczyńskiRelated: The war ended Leszczyński’s second attempt to rule Poland.War of the Mantuan SuccessionCompared with: Like this conflict, it expanded a dynastic succession dispute through intervention by rival powers.Heinrich von BrühlRelated: The war secured Augustus III’s crown and formed the political setting of Brühl’s ascent.War of the Quadruple AllianceRelated: Spain again pursued Italian gains in this later conflict, building on dynastic aims left unresolved.Charles Louis Auguste FouquetRelated: Fouquet gained military experience in the conflict before his later commands.Polish–Russian WarCompared with: This earlier war also involved Russian intervention in Polish affairs, but centered on dynastic succession.