Cantonal Revolution

• 28 June 1873: Canton of Córdoba proclaimed
• 29 June 1873: Canton of Córdoba conquered by the government forces
• 31 June 1873: Canton of Seville proclaimed
• 2 July 1873: Canton of Sevile supressed
• 7 July 1873: Canton of Alcoy proclaimed
• 12 July 1873: Canton of Cartagena founded
• 13 July 1873: Canton of Madrid formed 
• 14 July 1873: Canton of Alcoy supressed
• 17 July 1873: Valencia rebels against the government
• 18 July 1873: Canton of Seville founded 
• 19 July 1873: Canton of Torrevieja founded
• 19 July 1873: Canton of Cádiz proclaimed 
• 19 July 1873: Canton of Madrid supressed
• 19 July 1873: Canton of Tarifa proclaimed
• 20 July 1873: Canton of Valencia proclaimed. A map: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ef/Cant%C3%B3n_de_valencia1.PNG
• 20 July 1873: Canton of Granada proclaimed
• 20 July 1873: Canton of Alicante proclaimed
• 20 July 1873: Cartagena absorbs several neighbouring towns and most of the province of Murcia
• 21 July 1873: Valencia conquers the town of Castellón and proclaims the Canton of Castellón
• 21 July 1873: Canton of Córdoba proclaimed
• 21 July 1873: Cartagenian forces begin to march towards Lorca reaching it by the 25
• 22 July 1873: Canton of Algeciras proclaimed 
• 22 July 1873: Cádiz absorbs Tarifa 
• 22 July 1873: Cartagena absorbs the Canton of Torrevieja
• 22 July 1873: Canton of Motril proclaimed
• 22 July 1873: Gaditan forces recapture Puerto Real, near Cádiz
• 23 July 1873: Canton of Alicante supressed 
• 23 July 1873: Canton of Gualchos proclaimed
• 23 July 1873: Canton of Málaga proclaimed
• 24 July 1873: Spanish forces capture Catarroja
• 24 July 1873: Canton of Almansa founded
• 25 July 1873: Spanish forces repelled from Catarroja 
• 25 July 1873: Torrevieja conquered by the Spanish
• 25 July 1873: Cartagena conquers Lorca
• 25 July 1873: Canton of Motril conquered by the Spanish
• 26 July 1873: Canton of Gualchos conquered by the Spanish
• 26 July 1873: Lorca liberated by the Spanish
• 26 July 1873: Canton of Córdoba supressed
• 26 July 1873: Government forces dismantle the Canton of Castellón
• 27 July 1873: Canton of Almansa conquered 
• 28 July 1873: Cartagena conquers the city of Almeria
• 30 July 1873: Almeria reconquered by the Spanish
• 30 July 1873: Canton of Seville dismantled
• 1 August 1873: Cartagena seizes Motril
• 2 August 1873: Spanish forces liberate Motril
• 2 August 1873: Spanish forces liberate Xerez de la Frontera
• 2 August 1873: Spanish forces capture Chirivella and begin the bombing of Valencia
• 2 August 1873: Spanish forces liberate Puerto Real
• 4 August 1873: The Canton of Cádiz surrenders
• 8 August 1873: The Canton of Valencia surrenders
• 8 August 1873: The Canton of Algeciras surrenders
• 10 August 1873: The Cartagenian forces get smashed in Chinchilla de Montearagón, thus stopping the invasion of Madrid 
• 11 August 1873: Spanish forces liberate the city of Murcia
• 12 August 1873: The Canton of Granada is conquered by the Spanish
• 15 August 1873: Spanish forces besiege the city of Cartagena
• 30 August 1873: Cartagena conquers the city of Orihuela
• 3 September 1873: Orihuela reconquered by Spanish forces
• 19 September 1873: Canton of Malaga surrenders
• 12 January 1874: Spanish forces supress the Canton of Cartagena, ending the Cantonal Revolution

French intervention in Spain

• 7 April 1823: French armies enter Spain across the city of Irun
• 23 May 1823: French enter Madrid
• 28 July 1823: France sieges Campillo de Arenas
• 4 August 1823: Capillo de Arenas surrenders
• 15 August 1823: French forces capture Jaén 
• 21 August 1823: French forces enter A Coruña
• 31 August 1823: France besieges Cádiz
• 16 September 1823: French forces enter Pamplona
• 23 September 1823: France makes smal gains Cádiz
• 27 September 1823: French forces enter San Sebastián
• 30 September 1823: France seizes Cádiz
• 2 November 1823: Alicante falls to the French
• 9 November 1823: Alicante falls to the French

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-Use a map of the Pacific Ocean and one of Europe

-Canada actively joins America in the Pacific War after the Battle of Alaska, speeding the process even more

-The US annexes big parts of Northern Mexico and Central America also gains some land. The US annexes Yucatan

-The Japanese decide to liberate the disease in Hawaii where they destroy the firts American invasion, however, some survivors come back with disease samples. 7 months after the Battle of Hawaii, the Americans find an effective cure, but it takes long to deploy to the whole Pacific Corps.

-After recapturing Hawaii and Midway, the Americans land in Wake Island, where the Japs use the disease again, however, Amerians are vaccined and suddenly the winter changes it's route, throwing the disease on the Japanese

-Americans center now in destroying the German U-boots with British assistance and deliver some supplies to them

-1944: A finnish-German offensive purs into Karelia

-August 1944: The allies launch Operation Torch

-October 1944: The allies decide to land in Southern France instead of Italy, which has been recently bombed to the ground. A possible coup happens against Mussolini

-December 1944: A big tank battle between the armies led by Patton and Rommel happens around Orléans. It proves to be undecisive, but the Germans retreat to a line 8 km South of Paris

-January 1945: A full-scale revolt commences in Paris and the city is liberated with Allied Help. The Germans destroy the Triumph Arch and the Eiffel Tower while retreating to their border.

The Peninsular War (Collab)

• 18 October 1807: First French troops enter Spain
• 27 October 1807: Treaty of Fontainebleau signed between Spain and France, stating that French troops will enter Spain in order to begin a combined Franco-Spanish invasion of Portugal, but the French troops had already entered by this date
• 19 November 1807: French troops reach the Portuguese border and cross the border along the Tagus river. Advance along the river continues until the 23 of November
• 23 November 1807: French forces capture Abrantes and stops in the city
• 26 November 1807: French forces begin marching down the Tagus to Lisbon, which would be reached by the 30th
• 30 November 1807: France captures Lisbon. Portugal surrenders but it remains unocuppied
• 2 December 1807: Spanish forces invade Portugal from central Extremadura
• 3 December 1807: Spaniards capture the fortress of Elvas
• 12 December 1807: Spaniards invade Northern Portugal from their bases in Vigo and besiege Valença
• 13 December 1807: Spaniards capture Oporto
• 14 December 1807: Portuguese territories North of the Douro are captured (except for Valença)
• 15 December 1807: Valença surrenders to Spain
• 28 December 1807: By this date all of Portugal is ocuppied and divided
• 2 May 1808: Civilian uprising against the French units stationed in Madrid after they kidnapped the prince from the Royal Palace of Madrid. Considered the beginning of the Peninsular War even if bellic actions were taken before this date. A document signed in Móstoles oficially results in the declaration of war between France and Spain.
• 9 May 1808: Abdications of Bayonne take place, with both Spanish monarchs (Ferdinand VII and Charles III) resignating to the throne in favour to Joseph Bonaparte, the brother of Napoleon.
• 11 December 1813: Treaty of Valençay signed. Official peace treaty between King Ferdinand VII of Spain and Napoleon. The treaty was rejected by the court of Madrid and the war continued

ARG

• Esta información esta basada casi íntegramente en la siguiente historia, escrita por el usuario Redentor10, al cual admiro por su labor. Dejo el enlace aquí. http://es.althistory.wikia.com/wiki/Operaci%C3%B3n_Lobiz%C3%B3n_(Argentina_al_Eje)

• Comando de generales: Pedro Pablo Ramírez (Comando supremo del Frente Andino), Juan Domingo Perón (presidente de la República), Carlos von der Becke (Comando de las fuerzas australes), Carlos D. Márquez (Jefe de la Marina), Herán Pujato (Jefe de la DIM, División de Infantería de Marina) Juan Pistarini (Comando Amazónico y de las llanuras) Mario Fincati (Comandante supremo de las fuerzas aéreas), Bartolomé de la Colina (Comandante supremo de las divisiones acorazadas), Alfredo Stroessner (Jefe de las secciones extranjeras del Ejército Argentino)
• Armamento de mano: Ballester Molina (Pistola semiautomática), DGFM (Lanzallamas), Halcón M-1943 (Fusil ametrallador), Hafdasa C-4 (Pistola-ametralladora), Mauser 1909 (Fusil de cerrojo), PAM (Ametralladora) y Colt 1927 (Pistola semiautomática). Además incluir grandes cantidades de granadas de mano, cócteles molotov y explosivos simples para arrasar la zona.
• Armamento pesado: Ñandú (Jeep de transporte), Yacaré (Jeep de transporte), Nahuel DL-43 (Tanque medio de batalla, diseñado para operaciones rápidas), Lobizón (Tanque más pesado, diseñado para aplastar a los enemigos)
• Aeronáutica: FMA AeMBD-2 (Bombardero estratégico de corto alcance), AE 24 Calquín (Caza-bombardero de alcance medio), AE 27 Pulqui I (Prototipo de avión de caza-escolta a reacción, sigue en construcción), AE 27 Pulqui II (Versión mejorada del anterior, solo existen planos)
• Marina: Acorazados de guerra basados en los japoneses. Uso de los submarinos en base a modelos alemanes o en su defecto japoneses. Posibilidad de construir 1 o 2 portaaviones para su uso extensivo. Utilización de cruceros para cubrir los desembarcos.
• Invasión a Chile: De producirse, por 3 puntos principales, por el Norte en base desde Jujuy para tomar Antofagasta, por el centro desde Mendoza hacia la propia capital de Santiago y por el sur de Ushuahaia a tomar Punta Arenas. Se ha de hacer uso de divisones de montaña y desierto, en especial la quinta de infantería San Martín, mejor equipada. El objetivo es ganar una salida al pacífico y apropiarse de la industria minera de cobre. La invasión a Santiago de Chile ha de buscar el apoyo del movimiento Nacional-Socialista de Chile liderado por Jorge González von Marées; en caso de que Chile se niege a capitular, bombardear la ciudad y asediarla. Punta Arenas será ocupada por unidades de la DIM 3 que también ocuparán islas aledañas con posesiones cercanas. La DIM 4 se incorporará a la infatería del sector Norte para tomar el puerto de Antofagasta. Una vez se rinda Chile, sus puertos serán tomados para lanzar la Invasión al Perú, acuartelando a la DIM 3 y 4 en Antofagasta.
• Plan V: Asalto aéreo a L (por determinar) seguido por incursión terrestre hasta a S (por determinar y encuentros fronterizos), uso de divisiones de montaña y de la flota. Impedir a toda costa la formación de una coalición Americana.
• Invasión a Perú: Se debe producir tras la captura de Chile. Efectivos de la DIM 3 y 4 desembarcarán cerca de Nazca y tomarán la ciudad. La DIM 3 será movida a las Galápagos y la DIM 4 se mantendrá en las áreas andinas. Se debe procurar incorporar voluntarios peruanos y bolivianos expertos en montaña. En caso de contra.-ataque, formar líneas defensivas en una línea entre Arequipa, La Paz y Arica
• Captura de las Galápagos: Se debe realizar por efectivos de la DIM 3. Se establecerán bases aéreas y puestos de comando y de radio al ser las islas de una posición estratégica vital. Posible cooperación con la marina japonesa.
• Ataque a Brasil: Lanzar una invasión al estilo de la Blitzkrieg desde Uruguay y a través de Misiones. El objetivo es crear un enorme cerco en Rio Grande do Sul para encerrar a los brasileños; se deben usar tanques Nahuel DL-43 para la maniobra de cerco y tanques Lobizón para destruir a las tropas cercadas, siendo también utilizada la infantería experta y bombarderos quirúrjicos para conseguir el objetivo. Desembarco de una fuerza de la DIM 2 en la ciudad de Capao de Cañoa pues tiene playas favorables para una acción de desembarco. Deberá lanzarse 4 días después de la Guerra Relámpago contra el Brasil y deberá ocupar la ciudad hasta que el comando Norte del Chaco haya penetrado 300 kilómetros, inciando entonces la marcha desde la costa.
• Frente Amazónico: Debe incorporar a la DIM 5 para cruzar los anchos ríos del Amazonas. El objetivo es tomar Manaos, la capital del caucho del Amazonas. Las tropas deberían asaltar las fábricas y tomar ellas la producción con desembarcos en lanchas, pues cruzar el Amazonas a esa altura sería demasiado largo. Bombardear Manaos con artillería. Posibilidad de realizar operaciones encubiertas en Ecuador, Colombia y Venezuela. Uso masivo de lanzallamas, granadas y cócteles molotov para arrasar la selva y quien se esconda en ella.
• Operación Azul: C. 3-44. Ocupación de las islas Malvinas y Georgia del Sur por unidades de la DIM 1 buscando evitar el conflicto con los británicos y tomar las plazas sin resistencia, posibilidad de enviar un destacamento de la DIM a la Antártida con el objetivo de asegurar la plaza y luego desocuparla temporalmente. (Operación Irizar, véase más adelante). Plan de contención en caso de contra-ataque: Usar a los marines de forma que excaven trincheras y atraer a la marina enemiga al estrecho de San Carlos para acribillarla con artillería desde las islas; usar aviones contra las cabezas de playa.
• La Antártida: Ocupar la península Antártica después de que tenga éxito la Operación Azul. La Antártida no tiene valor, pero se debe ocupar para establecer bases navales y aéreas e impedir a la Royal Navy ganar la superioridad naval. Antes de realizar esta acción se debe seleccionar a los soldados más adaptados al frío y darles el mejor equipamiento climático. El objetivo es atraer a los enemigos hacia la Antártida para librar una guerra de desgaste contra ellos. El movimiento de tropas desde la ocupada Tierra del Fuego y los andes (Operación Irírzar) se debe realizar una vez los aliados hayan desembarcado en la Antártida de la forma más rápida posible para neutralizar su ataque. Se deben colocar un gran número de barcos y aviones en Tierra del Fuego para evitar que los aliados desembarquen allí directamente sin pasar por la Antártida.
• Tierra del Fuego: Es posible que la superioridad naval británica cause un desembarco en la Isla de Tierra del Fuego. Para impedirlo se colocarán tropas expertas en guerrillas y soldados entrenados en áreas de montaña y se armará fuertemente Ushuahaia.
• Posibilidad de construir un arma nuclear: La Argentina carece en sí misma de recursos de Uranio o Plutonio para construir un arma, pero si las invasiones se producen con éxito se podría extraer el mineral de los países vecinos. Requeriría un enorme esfuerzo técnico y enviar ingenieros a otros países para colaborar con sus proyectos nucleares alegando ser neutrales. Una vez tengan información suficiente y el Uranio haya sido extraído, tendrán que volver a Argentina, y serán ubicados en una base cerca de San Carlos de Bariloche, un lugar remoto y fuera de cualquier posible interferencia enemiga. Se debería de poder construir una bomba en un plazo máximo de 4 años.

Llegan reportes de que Brasil ha triplicado el número de tropas en la frontera Argentina. Este es el momento que Perón ha estado esperando para lanzar la invasión al Brasil, conocida como "Operación Puma". El ejército fue mobilizado en Junio por lo que no hay problemas con la mobilización. El 30 de Julio, cien mil tropas cruzan la frontera por el estado de Misiones mientras 120.000 cruzan la frontera desde el Uruguay. El grupo del sur se divide en dos ejércitos para ocupar más rápido. El día 31 20.000 marines desembarcan en las playas de Capao de Cañoa bajo el mando de Hernán Pujato, que, tras asegurar la cabeza de playa, marchan hacia Curitiba y la capturan con la ayuda del Primer Ejército (El que cruzó por misiones). Esto deja una enorme bolsa de tropas brasileñas en Rio Grande do Sul. Esta enorme bolsa de tropas es aprovechada por los Argentinos, y éstos, comandados por el general Juan Pistarini, sacan a la luz los aviones y tanques último modelo comprados a Japón y con estos ejércitos aplastan a los brasileños en las llanuras de La Pampa. La batalla se salda con 120.000 bajas brasileñas por apenas 15.000 argentinas. El resto de soldados brasileños son capturados y mandados a campos de internamiento en las provincias andinas. Se empiezan a producir enormes cantidades de lanzallamas y cócteles molotov para asegurar un paso rápido por la selva sudamericana. Se busca la forma de añadir sustancias a los aviones que arrasen la selva sin tener que utilizar a los soldados. Se ofrece a Bolivia 2 divisiones de apoyo y lanzallamas para abrirse paso por la selva. Las fábricas son forzadas a producir más armas y se incluye a la mujer en la producción bélica pues los hombres están en el frente. La marina Argentina es preparada en Florianópolis para lanzar una posterior operación de desembarco. 6 divisiones penetran en Brasil más tarde por el área del Matto Groso para tomar Cuiabá.

Napoleonic Wars

1803

• 18 May: The war begins, remember that it will be every five days
• 22 May: French troops begins the invasion of Hannover, which will be finished by 1 June
• 1 June: France takes over Hannover

1804

• 12 December: Spain declares war to Great Britain

1805

• 11 April: Russia declares war to France
• 2 June: The French recapture the southern part of Martinique island after the battle of Diamond Rock
• 4 June: France annexes the Ligurian Republic
• 8 June: France vassalizes the small state between Tuscany and Italy
• 9 August: Third coalition officially formed
• 17 September: French armies from the South begin to march towards Ulm
• 22 September: Frenbch army stations next to Ulm
• 10 August: Austria, Naples and Sweden declare war to France
• 5 October: French armies capture Donauwörth
• 8 October: French capture Wertingen
• 9 October: French capture Günzburg
• 11 October: French capture Ulm-Jungingen
• 14 October: France captures Elchingen
• 15 October: France besieges Ulm
• 18 October: France captures the town of Verona and stops the advance
• 20 October: France captures the city of Ulm slaughtering a german army and forcing the retreat of the Austrians all the way back to the frontier
• 30 October: France captures Caldiero
• 4 November: French capture San Pietro in Gu
• 4 November: French get stopped at Scharnitz
• 5 November: French capture Amstetten
• 7 November: French capture Innsbruck
• 8 November: French capture Mariazell in a spear movement
• 9 November: Swedish armies land in Baltic Hannover
• 11 November: French capture Valvasone in a spear movement closing Castelfranco Veneto. French also capture Dürenstein
• 12 November: France captures Vienna in a spear movement
• 13 November: France captures Dornbirn
• 16 November: France captures Schöngrabern
• 19 November: French capture Bovec
• 24 November: French capture Castelfranco Veneto
• 25 November: French capture Wischau
• 2 December: France captures Austerlitz
• 4 December: Swedish invasion of Hanover loses ground but it's not defeated
• 26 December: Via the Peace of Pressburg, Austria surrenders to France. Kingdom of Bavaria proclaimed. Russia and Sweden remain at war with France

1806

• 3 January: Britain lands in the Cape (South Africa)
• 8 January: British armies reach Bloubergstrand and stop there
• 18 January: British capture Bloubergstrand
• 21 January: Cape Colony surrenders to the British and is annexed
• 8 February: France commences the Invasion of Naples
• 14 February: France reaches the city of Naples but Gaeta has not yet fallen
  26 February: France commences the siege of Gaeta
• 6 March: France reaches Lagonegro and stops there
• 9 March: France resumes the advance into Naples and capture Montecalabro
• 12 April: Swedes evacuate Hanover
• 28 May: French capture Mileto and then all of the remaining peninsular Naples
• 25 June: British land in the town of Quilmes
• 27 June: British capture Buenos Aires
• 4 July: French armies get stopped at Maida
• 5 July: By this date Britain has captured most of the Argentinian side of La Plata
• 12 July: Confederation of the Rhine proclaimed, HRE remains in effect. Use this https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d6/Rheinbund_1806%2C_political_map.png
• 18 July: Gaeta surrenders to the French
• 4 August; Spanish landing happens east of Buenos Aires inside British territory in La Plata
• 6 August: The Holy Roman Empire is dismantled, leaving only the C.R.
• 10 August: Buenos Aires recaptured
• 14 August: British troops evacuate the Rio de la Plata
• 8 October: France commences the Invasion of Saxony around Saalburg
• 9 October: Prussia declares war to France forming the Fourth Coalition. Battle of Schleiz
• 10 October: France captures Saalfeld
• 14 October: France ocuppies Jena
• 15 October: Sweden ocuppies Lauenburg and Lübeck
• 26 October: France recaptures Lauenburg
• 6 November: France captures Lübeck and ends the Swedish rule over Germany except for Pomerania
• 11 December: Saxony joins the Confederation of the Rhine

1807

• 30 January: France lays siege to Stralsund
• 3 February: Britain captures Montevideo
• 15 April: Sweden leaves the war with France
• 27 May: Etruria becomes a French puppet
• 1 June: Spanish Tuscany is maden a French puppet
• 1 July: British landing in Buenos Aires
• 6 July: Slight British advance in Buenos Aires. Sweden declares war to France
• 9 July: Treaty of Tilsit signed between France and Prussia
• 15 July: Russia abandons the war with France and allign with them (green)
• 6 August: Capture of Copenhagen
• 12 August: British forces evacuate Buenos Aires and Montevideo, abandoning La Plata. Denmark decalres war to Britain and sides with France
• 16 August: Denmark declares war to Britain without allying to France
• 24 August: Stralsund surrenders to the French
• 7 September: France seizes Rügen
• 18 October: French troops enter Spain
• 27 October 1807: Treaty of Fontainebleau signed between Spain and France, stating that French troops will enter Spain in order to begin a combined Franco-Spanish invasion of Portugal, but the French troops had already entered by this date
• 31 October: Franco-Danish alliance 
• 15 November: Westphalia joins the Confederation of the Rhine
• 19 November 1807: French troops reach the Portuguese border and cross the border along the Tagus river. Advance along the river continues until the 23 of November
• 23 November 1807: French forces capture Abrantes and stops in the city
• 30 November 1807: France captures Lisbon. Portugal surrenders but it remains unocuppied
• 2 December 1807: Spanish forces invade Portugal from central Extremadura
• 3 December 1807: Spaniards capture the fortress of Elvas
• 10 December: France annexes Etruria
• 12 December 1807: Spaniards invade Northern Portugal from their bases in Vigo and besiege Valença
• 13 December 1807: Spaniards capture Oporto
• 14 December 1807: Portuguese territories North of the Douro are captured (except for Valença)
• 15 December 1807: Valença surrenders to Spain
• 28 December 1807: By this date all of Portugal is ocuppied and divided

1808

• 2 February: French armies ocuppy Rome from a landing in the port of Ostia
• 18 February: Mecklenburg-Sterlitz joins the Conf. of the Rhine
• 21 February: Russia declares war to Sweden and begins an invasion of Finland
• 2 March: Russians capture Helsinki
• 11 March: Russians seize Tampere
• 14 March: Sweden declares war to Denmark
• 17 March: Papal Umbria is ceded to the kingdom of Italy
• 21 March: Russia seizes the Hanko Peninsula
• 22 March: Russia seizes Turku
• 13 April: Sweden invades Asnes
• 14 April: Sweden begins an invasion towards Akershus
• 16 April: Russian armies seize Pyhäjoki
• 18 April: Sweden recaptures Oulu
• 19 April: Swedish armies are defeated at Akershus
• 20 April: Swedish armies siege a place in Ostfold
• 23 April: Swedish armies are expelled from Ostfold except for one town and seize Strömstad
• 25 April: Swedish armies in Asnes are expelled from Norway
• 27 April: Danish armies evacuate Strömstad. Swedes recapture Siikajoli
• 2 May: Sweden recaptures Pulkkila
• 2 May 1808: Civilian uprising against the French units stationed in Madrid after they kidnapped the prince from the Royal Palace of Madrid. Considered the beginning of the Peninsular War even if bellic actions were taken before this date. A document signed in Móstoles oficially results in the declaration of war between France and Spain.
• 7 May: Swedes surrender in Ostfold's town
• 9 May 1808: Abdications of Bayonne take place, with both Spanish monarchs (Ferdinand VII and Charles III) resignating to the throne in favour to Joseph Bonaparte, the brother of Napoleon.
• 18 May: Sweden seizes Kongsvinger but abandon it in next frame
• 22 May: France annexes the remaining Papal States
• 12 June: Swedish landing at Turku
• 19 June: Swedish landing in Kaarina
• 22 June: Swedish landings in Finland are expelled
• 24 June: Swedes recapture Nykarleby
• 26 June: Russia recaptures Vaasa and surrounding areas
• 14 July: Russian invasion of Northern Finland falls back to Lapua
• 10 August: Sweden recaptures Kauhajoki
• 13 August: Denmark begins an invasion of central Sweden
• 15 August: Danish capture of Järpen
• 17 August: Danish offensive in Sweden is evacuated. Sweden recaptures Alavus
• 21 August: Russia recaptures Kartsula
• 2 September: Russia recaptures Ruona
• 14 September: Russia recaptures Oravis
• 29 September: A truce is signed in the Finnish war, but it's only temporal since the war reactivates on the 19 October
• 14 October: Bavaria annexes Ansbach
• 14 October: Oldenburg joins the Conf. of the Rhine
• 19 October: Finnish war reignites
• 7 November: Spanish forces land in El Seibo and surround Santo Domingo. During the following weeks they advance across the Dominican Republic, seizing the island by the 29th
• 17 November: Swedes retreat from Finland, leaving the zone under Russian ocuppation until 1809
• 29 November: Modern Dominican Republic is totally conquered by Spain except for Santo Domingo
• 15 December: Invasion of French Guyanna commences

1809

• 6 January: Portuguese forces seize the town of Cayenne
• 14 January: French Guyana surrenders to the Portuguese
• 30 January: British armies land in Sainte-Luce and Le Robert, the advance continues across Martinique until 10 February
• 10 February: The last remaining French force in Martinique (Fort-de-France) is besieged
• 24 February: Fort-de-France surrenders
• 10 April: Fifth coalition formed
• 16 April: Britain captures Lefkada
• 11 July: Spain reconquers Santo Domingo from the French and annexes the colony
• 17 September: Russia formally annexes Finland
• 1 October: Britain seizes Cephalonia 
• 16 November: Cythria conquered by Britain
• 10 December: Dano-Swedish war ends in status-quo antebellum

1810

• 28 January: British forces land in Trois-Riviéres (Guadeloupe)
• 3 February: British advance west of their landing point in Guadeloupe
• 6 February: Guadeloupe surrenders to the British
• 19 May: Frankfurt annexes Fulda
• 25 May: Argentine rebels seize La Plata from Spanish rule
• 7 July: British forces commence the invasion of Réunion
• 9 July: France annexes the Netherlands. Réunion is captured by the British
• 29 November: British armies land in Baie-du-Tombeau
• 3 December: French Mauritius surrenders
• 12 December: Valais is annexed by France
• 13 December: Lower Saxony is annexed by France

1811

• 30 June: British forces land in Indramayu and take control of the city
• 4 August: British forces land east of Batavia
• 8 August: Britain captures the city of Batavia and the surroundings
• 22 August: British armies advance south from Batavia and lay siege to a fortress
• 25 August: The fortress surrenders to the British
• 29 August: British forces capture Bogor
• 31 August: British forces land at Sumenep and advance across that small island
• 7 August: The island of Sumenep falls to the British
• 4 September: British forces seize the port of Cirebon
• 16 September: British forces seize Salatiga
• 18 September: Dutch Java surrenders

1812

1813

•  11 December 1813: Treaty of Valençay signed. Official peace treaty between King Ferdinand VII of Spain and Napoleon. The treaty was rejected by the court of Madrid and the war continued
  

1814

• 30 May: Treaty of Paris, French and European borders are set

1815

Crown of Aragon

• 724: The County of Sobrarbre is founded in the center of the green in the map (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kingdom_of_Aragon-1037.svg), with this shield https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/fa/Escut_del_Sobrarbe.svg/40px-Escut_del_Sobrarbe.svg.png and ruled by Garcí Ximenez
• 758: Garcí Íñigez begins to rule in Sobrarbre
• 802: Fortú Garcés begins to rule in Sobrarbre
• 802: Aureolus of Aragon begins to reign as the Franks stablish a vassal on the other side of the Pyrenees. The shield is https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d7/Blas%C3%B3n_de_Chaca.svg/40px-Blas%C3%B3n_de_Chaca.svg.png The protectorate is called "County of Aragon", with it's capital in Jaca, being it the one in the top left of the green ones. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kingdom_of_Aragon-1037.svg
• 809: Aznar Galíndez I begins to rule in Aragon
• 815: Sancho Garcés begins to rule in Sobrarbre
• 820: García I Galíndez begins to rule in Aragon
• 832: Íñigo Arista heredates the count of Sobrarbre and is annexed into Navarre
• 833: Galindo Garcés begins to rule in Aragon
• 844: Galindo I Aznárez of Urgel and Cerdanya begins to rule in Aragon
• 867: Aznar Galíndez begins to rule in Aragon, which separates from Urgel and Cerdanya
• 872: The County of Ribagorza is founded with Raymond I on the throne, and the capital in Benabarre (Shield: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benabarre). https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kingdom_of_Aragon-1037.svg
• 872: The county of Pallars is founded, ruled by the same king as the County of Ribagorza, being them in a Personal Union
• 893: Galindo II Aznárez begins to rule in Aragon
• 920: Pallars and Ribagorza break up. Ribagorza is ruled by Bernardo I and Pallars by Isarn I
• 922: Andregoto begins to rule in Aragon
• 943: Sancho Garcés II begins to rule in Aragon
• 955: Raymond II of Ribagorza begins to rule
• 970: Unifredo begins to rule in Ribagorza
• 970: Sancho Garcés incorporates Aragon into Navarre
• 979: Arnaldo begins to rule in Ribaborza
• 990: Isarno begins to rule in Ribagorza
• 1003: Toda begins to rule in Ribagorza
• 1010: William begins to rule in Ribagorza
• 1017: William of Ribagorza dies, the county is given to Navarre
• 1035: Sobrarbre, Ribagorza separate from the Kingdom of Navarre and merge into a sole kingdom under Gonzalo I. Aragón also secedes, but under a separate rule of Ramiro I
• 1045: Sobrarbre and Ribagorza unite with the County of Aragon forming the Kingdom of Aragon, Ramiro I rules over all those lands
• 1063: Sancho Ramírez begins to rule in Aragon
• 1069: The County of Barcelona inherits the County of Carcassonne
• 1076: Aragon inherits Navarre
• 1112: Barcelona obtains the County of Nîmes and the County of Millau
• 1162: Crown of Aragon formed with the merge of the Kingdom of Aragon and the Catalan Counties under the realm of Alfonso II, but they do not own the Aran Valley. Flag of the Crown and the County of Barcelona: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/53/Si%C3%B1al_d%27Arag%C3%B3n.svg/125px-Si%C3%B1al_d%27Arag%C3%B3n.svg.png . Map: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4e/Expansi%C3%B3n_peninsular_de_la_Corona_de_Arag%C3%B3n.png . Flag of the Kingdom of Aragon: http://i.imgur.com/u4PRNRV.png
• 1166: Aragon obtains Gévaudan
• 1169: (Map) Conquest of the towns of Valderrobles and Cantavieja
• 1170: (Map) Conquest of the town of Cella
• 1171: (Map) Conquest of the towns of Teruel and Mora de Ríos
• 1172: Aragon seizes some territory on the other side of the Coastal Ebre
• 1175: Annexation of the Aran Valley by Barcelona
• 1179: Aragon obtains Ménebres
• 1180: (Map) Conquest of the towns of Aliaga and Olocau del Rey
• 1181: (Map) Conquest of the town of Mosguerela
• 1196: Peter II begins to rule in Aragon
• 1204: Aragon obtains the city of Montpellier and the city of Rubielos (Map)
• 1210: (Map) Ademus is temporary conquered by the Kingdom of Aragon
• 1213: James I begins to rule in Aragon
• 1216: (Map) Ademus lost
• 1229: Aragon (Concretely Barcelona) seizes the island of Mallorca. (Map) El Toro is conquered by Aragon
• 1231: Kingdom of Majorca proclaimed, with this flag https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9a/Bandera_del_Reino_de_Mallorca.svg/220px-Bandera_del_Reino_de_Mallorca.svg.png
• 1231: Menorca becomes an Aragonese vassal
• 1233: (Map) A big part of Castellon is ocuppied by Barcelona
• 1235: The Kingdom of Majorca annexes the island of Ibiza
• 1236: (Map) The town of Alpuente is ocuppied by Aragon
• 1238: The cities of Sagunt and Valencia is conquered by Barcelona. The Kingdom of Barcelona is proclaimed with this flag https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6e/Flag_of_the_Land_of_Valencia_%28swallowtailed%29.svg/125px-Flag_of_the_Land_of_Valencia_%28swallowtailed%29.svg.png
• 1240: (Map) The towns of Calp and Villena are conquered by Valencia
• 1242: (Map) The town of Alzira is conquered by Valencia
• 1244: (Map) The towns of Denia, Sueca, Ontinyent and Gandia are conquered by Valencia. The town of Villena is lost
• 1245: (Map) The town of Benidorm is conquered by Valencia
• 1256: (Map) The town of Alcoi is conquered by Valencia
• 1258: Treaty of Corbeil with France, Aragon renounces to all places in France except for The Rousillon and Millau
• 1271: Millau lost to France. Menorca is incorporated in the Kingdom of Majorca
• 1276: Peter III begins to rule in Aragon
• 1282: The island of Sicily is conquered, being it part as the "Kingdom of Sicily", with this flag https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0a/Bandiera_del_Regno_di_Sicilia_4.svg/125px-Bandiera_del_Regno_di_Sicilia_4.svg.png
• 1284: French troops ocuppy land up to Girona
• 1285: Alfonso III begins to rule in Aragon. Albarracín is incorporated into the Kingdom of Aragon. Fremch troops withadraw from Aragonese soil
• 1289: (Map) Conquest of Elche by Valencia
• 1291: James II begins to rule in Aragon
• 1296: (Map) Conquest of Alicante, Cartagena, Murcia, Orihuela, Crevillent and Torrevieja by Valencia
• 1297: The Pope gives the islands of Corsica and Sardinia to Aragon, but they are not controlled, thus, being claims
• 1298: (Map) Conquest of the town of Alhama de Murcia
• 1300: (Map) Conquest of the town of Lorca
• 1305: (Map) Conquest of the town of Elda by Valencia. The frontier is reduced to the modern Valencia-Murcia border, leaving all territories in modern Murcia
• 1311: The Duchy of Athens is conquered by Aragon, with this shield https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/77/Coat_of_Arms_of_the_Duchy_of_Athens_%28de_la_Roche_family%29.svg/85px-Coat_of_Arms_of_the_Duchy_of_Athens_%28de_la_Roche_family%29.svg.png
• 1319: The Duchy of Neopatria is conquered by Aragon, with this shield https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8c/Coat_of_Arms_of_the_Duchy_of_Neopatria.svg/85px-Coat_of_Arms_of_the_Duchy_of_Neopatria.svg.png
• 1323: (GeaCron) Aragon conquers the Pisan parts of the island of Sardinia
• 1327: Alfonso IV begins to rule in Aragon
• 1336: Peter IV begins to rule in Aragon
• 1347: Claims over Corsica are abandoned, but Genoan Sardinia (GeaCron) is conquered
• 1381: The Duchy of Athens is incorporated in the Kingdom of Sicily
• 1387: John I begins to rule in Aragon
• 1388: The territory of Athens is lost
• 1390: The Duchy of Neopatras is abandoned
• 1396: Martin I begins to rule in Aragon. Andorra is annexed into Barcelona
• 1397: Andorra is left over
• 1412: Ferdinand I begins to rule in Aragon
• 1416: Alfonso V begins to rule in Aragon
• 1420: The whole island of Sardinia is incorporated into the crown as a kingdom, the "Kingdom of Sardinia", with this flag https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/fd/Flag_of_the_Italian_region_Sardinia.svg/100px-Flag_of_the_Italian_region_Sardinia.svg.png
• 1442: Aragon conquers the Kingdom of Naples and incorporates it as a kingdom, the "Kingdom of Naples", with this flag https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c6/Bandera_de_N%C3%A1poles_-_Trast%C3%A1mara.svg/120px-Bandera_de_N%C3%A1poles_-_Trast%C3%A1mara.svg.png
• 1458: John II begins to rule in Aragon. Navarre and Aragon enter in a Personal Union
• 1462: France conquers the Rousillon from Barcelona
• 1479: Ferdinand II begins to rule in Aragon, entering a personal union with Castile, but breaking the one with Navarre
• 1493: Rousillon regained and annexed into Barcelona
• 1495: Naples breaks away from the Crown of Aragon
• 1504: The Kingdom of Naples is conquered back, restoring the kingdom (and the flag)
• 1516: Charles I begins to rule in Aragon. From this point, the union between Castile and Aragon oficially becomes Spain. The Crown will be oficially abolished in 1714 with the Bourbon capture of Barcelona