What were the Napoli Wars?

Answer 1

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the intermittent wars (1796–1815) waged by France principally against England, Prussia, Austria, and Russia.

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6.1 Charles I of Spain, Imperor of the Holy Empire (1515 - 1556)
During the reign of Charles I (Charles V of Germany), the concept of Tercio was created and their number was only 3*: The "Old" Tercios of Lombardia, Napoli and Sicilia . The number of men involved in the Tercio was changing from 8 000 to 12 000 men out of a total of 60 000 to 80 000 infantrymen. They were the elite force of the Empire. Charles I of Spain could maintain, at maximum, an army of 100 000 men. Charles I of Spain had made campaign principally against France, the Ottoman Empire and the protestant princes.

*In fact it exist some independent companies to garrison key fortresses and temporally Tercio could be raised for a campaign (especially for a north african campaign).


Italians Wars

The Italian wars were the major confrontation in Europe during half-century for the domination of the Italian peninsula. Briefly, the French Monarchy was confronted with the Spanish monarchy for the dominion of the Kingdom of Napoli and the Duchy of Lombardia. The result was the end of the italian dream for the French monarch and the domination of Italy by Spain for the next 200 years.

Battle of La Bicoca (Italy) in 1522: Imperial victory against the French.
The Provence (France) Campaign in 1524: French victory over a Imperial invasion.
Battle of Pavia (Italy) in 1525: Imperial victory against a French army.
Sac of Rome in 1527: Imperial victory against the Pope.
The battle of Cerisoles (1544): French victory against the Imperial army of Italy.
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