FrancoHabsburg
FrancoHabsburg refers to a historical period and geopolitical dynamic characterized by the rivalry and occasional conflict between the Kingdom of France and the Habsburg dynasty, which ruled over vast territories including the Holy Roman Empire, Spain, and parts of Italy. This rivalry spanned several centuries, beginning in the early modern period and significantly shaping European politics.
The core of the FrancoHabsburg conflict stemmed from the Habsburgs' encirclement of France. Through strategic marriages
Key areas of contention included control over Italy, where both powers vied for influence and territory, and
The nature of the rivalry evolved over time. Initially, it was a struggle for dynastic supremacy and