- 23 February: The siege of Riga fails
- 20 March 1700: Denmark invades Holstein-Gottorp
- 21 April 1700: Danish armies siege Tönning
- 4 August 1700: Swedish landing in Humblaek (just under the closest zone between Sweden and Denmark). Small advances happen until the 23rd
- 23 August 1700: Denmark surrenders and drops out of the war
- 30 November 1700: Battle of Narva
- 23 February 1701: The Swedes capture Pechora
- 19 July 1701: The Swedish army crosses the Duna (the river that ends in Riga) close to the city itself
- 1 September 1701: Russians enter Stonia in the Southern side of the Peipus
- 15 September 1701: Russians lose a battle in Rouge
- 9 January 1702: Sweden loses control of Erastvere
- 24 March 1702: The Poles stop the Swedish advance at Druskininkai
- 16 April 1702: Sweden occuppies Vilnius
- 14 May 1702: Sweden occuppies Warsaw
- 19 July 1702: Sweden occuppies Kielce
- 29 July 1702: Russians assume control of Hummuli
- 31 July 1702: Sweden enters Krakow
- 7 October 1702: Russians lay siege to Shlisselburg
- 22 October 1702: Shlisselburg falls to the Russians
- 29 March 1703: Battle of Salociai, Swedish victory
- 1 May 1703: Sweden defeats the poles at Pultusk
- 15 May 1703: Sweden lays siege to Torun
- 19 July 1703: Russia occuppies the land north of modern St.Petersburg (from the coast to the Ladoga)
- 14 October 1703: The fort of Torun surrenders to Sweden
- 16 February 1704: The Swedish occuppied Poland becomes a country "The Warsaw Confederation"
- 24 June 1704: Russia occuppies Tartu
- 26 June 1704: Russia occuppies Rakvere
- 5 August 1704: Swedish invasion of Poland across Jekabpils
- 9 August 1704: Russia besieges Narva
- 19 August 1704: Sweden occuppies Poznan
- 20 August 1704: Russia captures Narva
- 4 October 1704: Sweden proclaims Stanislaw I as king of Poland, forminf a Polish kingdom as an ally in their occuppied lands
- 28 October 1704: Sweden occuppies Janiszewo
- 1 July 1705: Russians begin to march on Riga
- 17 July 1705: Poland starts to move to Warsaw
- 26 July 1705: The Russians are defeated in the southwest of Riga. From this point, the Russians begin to conquer Courland until late August
- 31 July 1705: The poles are pushed out of the nearbies of Warsaw
- 30 August 1705: Russia conquers all of Courland
- 25 October 1705: Poland tries to assault Warsaw again, being defeated and Sweden advances down the Vistula
- 5 January 1706: Sweden occuppies Grodno
- 13 February 1706: A Saxo-Polish army is smashed at Wschowa
- 30 April 1706: Sweden occuppies Kletsk, near Minsk
- 25 July 1706: Swedish armies reach the Neva River but don't take Petrograd
- 29 October 1706: Poland defeats a Swedish army at Kalisz
- 1 September 1707: Russian armies advance north in Ingria in direction to Vyborg, which they reach on 12 October
- 12 October 1707: Russian armies reach and besiege Vyborg
- 26 October 1707: Russia is forced to leave the siege of Vyborg and retreats
- 7 February 1708: A Russian army is defeated near Grodno and Sweden advances more
- 14 July 1708: Swedend defeats a Russian army northeast of Minsk
- 9 September 1708: Sweden reoccuppies the Neva river area
- 10 September 1708: Bitter Swedish advance near Minsk
- 20 September 1708: First Swedish incursions in Ukraine, concretely in Rajovka up to Kie
- 26 September 1708: Sweden starts to invade Ukraine massively
- 28 September 1708: The Swedish army turns south
- 3 October 1708: The Swedes cross the Dnieper
- 9 October 1708: Sweden occuppies Mogilev
- 10 October 1708: Sweden is close to Gomel and advance in the south
- 12 October 1708: Sweden stops the advance near Gomel
- 17 October 1708: Sweden loses it's last advance into Ingria
- 23 Ocober 1708: Swedish army stopped close to Starodub but advances in further days
- 1 November 1708: Russia invades the Cossack Hetmanate and sacks Baturyn
- 11 November 1708: Sweden crosses the Desna river
- 21 November 1708: The supporters of August II defeat the supporters of Ladislaw (pro-Swedish) at Koniecpol
- 3 January 1709: Sweden sieges Vepryk (at like 120 km North of Poltava)
- 18 January 1709: Sweden captures Vepryk
- 8 February 1709: Sweden reaches the Vorskla river
- 20 February 1709: The Swedes reach Krasnokutsk (between Kharkov and Poltava) but cannot capture it
- 22 February 1709: Sweden captures Krasnokutsk
- 23 April 1709: Cossacks and Swedes are close to Poltava and capture Sokolki
- 8 July 1709: Battle of Poltava, Swedish defeat
- 11 July 1709: Russian army pushes the Swedish one and makes it surrender gaining ground
- 15 July 1709: The Swedish province of Livonia surrenders to Russia
- 10 October 1709: The Swedish province of Estonia surrenders to Russia
- 18 October 1709: Denmark-Norway declares war to Sweden
- 2 November 1709: Denmark lands in the city of Helsingborg
- 10 March 1710: Danish army is pushed out of Swedish mainland
- 22 March 1710: Russia lays siege to Vyborg
- 13 April 1710: Swedish armies leave Poland and the Confederation of Warsaw collapses
- 12 June 1710: Russia captures the city of Vyborg
- 3 July 1710: Hannover declares war to Sweden
- 20 November 1710: Ottoman Empire declares war to Russia
- 13 April 1711: The Ottoman vassal of Moldavia rebels and declares war to the Ottomans, but only modern Bessarabia does so
- 11 July 1711: Russian army advances down the modern Romano-Moldovan border
- 14 July 1711: Russian army captures the city of Braila, in the Danube
- 18 July 1711: Russian army gets surrounded in the border
- 21 July 1711: Ottoman Empire leaves the war and gets the city of Azov
- 22 July 1711: Russian encircled army surrenders
- 25 September 1711: The city of Straslund in Swedish Pomerannia is being sieged
- 26 August 1712: Russian armies take Kouvola and surrounding areas including the coast
- 13 November 1712: The Swedish dominion of Bremen falls to the coalition
- 20 December 1712: Sweden captures the city of Lübeck
- 15 February 1713: Half of the county of Holstein-Gottorp is occuppied by the Danes
- 13 March 1713: All of Holstein-Gottorp is occuppied except a fort
- 8 May 1713: Russians land in Helsinki
- 22 May 1713: Russian landing at Perna
- 13 June 1713: Russia occuppies Southern Finland
- 26 September 1713: Russia takes Turku
- 17 October 1713: Russia captures the city of Pälkäne
- 7 February 1714: The fortress in Holstein-Gottorp surrenders
- 2 March 1714: Russia captures Isokyrö
- 11 March 1714: Russia occuppies southwest Finland
- 27 June 1714: Prussia declares war to Sweden
- 1 August 1714: Great Britain declares war to Sweden
- 13 August 1714: Russia takes the Aland islands
- 18 September 1714: Russia occuppies Raahe and starts and advance until October in the Bothnia gulf
- 1 October 1714: Russia occuppies Tornio
- 11 October 1714: Swedish finland is totally occuppied by Russia
- 8 August 1715: Denmark conquers the island of Rügen except it's easternmost part
- 16 November 1715: The coalition totally conquers the island of Rügen
- 24 December 1715: Straslund surrenders to the Danes
- 8 March 1716: Swedish armies enter Norway in the southern part of the border
- 19 March 1716: Swedish armies reach the outskirts of Oslo
- 8 April 1716: Sweden occuppies Oslo
- 13 April 1716: The last town in Swedish Pomerannia (Wismar) surrenders
- 17 May 1716: Sweden loses control of Oslo and surroundings
- 4 July 1716: Sweden captures Halden
- 12 July 1716: Swedish armies leave Norway
- 19 July 1717: Strömstad captured by Sweden
- 1 September 1718: Sweden invades Norway in Trondelag, reaching halfway to the coast
- 17 September 1718: Sweden reaches the coast in Trondelag, in the town of Stjordal
- 3 November 1718: Sweden is pushed off the Trondelag coast
- 30 November 1718: The town of Halden is besieged by Sweden
- 1 December 1718: Sweden evacuates Halden
- 28 December 1718: Swedish armies lose half of their advance in Trondelag
- 3 January 1719: Swedish invasion of Trondelag repulsed
- 1 July 1719: Russia makes 3 landings, north to Stockholm, in Stockholm and south of Stockholm
- 26 July 1719: Russian armies reach the Stockholm lake in the North
- 13 August 1719: Russian northern army is enrouted from the Stockholm lake to the coast. Great Britain switches sides (not Hannover)
- 9 November 1719: Swedish Bremen is given to Hanover as Hanover leaves the war
- 21 January 1720: Sweden signs peace with Prussia and gives them a part of Swedish Pomerannia. The rest of Swedish Pomerannia remains occuppied by the Danes
- 20 May 1720: Great Britain leaves the war
- 3 July 1720: Denmark-Norway makes peace with Sweden, just dropping out of the war
- 30 August 1721: The war ends as the treaty of Nystad is signed. Sweden cedes the Baltic region and Karelia to Russia
Wednesday, 17 June 2015
Great Northern War
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