Timeline (A Greater War)

Note: Everything that happened before this is exactly as the true history was so there is no need to add it here.

23 of June 1812: The Napoleonic invasion of Russia starts
Napoleon and his Grande Armée crossed river Niemen, giving a start to the invasion.

7 of September 1812: Battle of Borodino
Napoleon manages to destroy the Russian army in this decisive battle.

12 of September 1812: Napoleon's surprise arrival at Moscow
The Grande Armée arrives incredibly fast, not giving Alexander I a chance to escape, being captured and forced to surrender

14 of September 1812: Treaty of Moscow
Alexander I agrees to give part of his land to puppet French estates and Prussia.

28 of September 1812: Viena Conference
Francis I of Austria manages to arrive to an agreement between a big part of the Coalitionists (Kingdom of Sardinia,Kingdom of Sicily and Kingdom of Sweden) and Napoleon I. Great Britain, Spain and Portugal still fight France.

28 of October 1812: The Grande Armée is back in France.
Napoleon decides then to send his army to Spain, to defend against Wellington and the Independentists.

11-14 of November 1812: A half of the Grande Armée arrives in Barcelona and the other one in San Sebastian.
The Army of Barcelona is sent to the south while the Army of Vasconia is sent to defend the surrounding land

18 of November 1812: Popular Rebellion in Madrid
Hungry and tired of the French King, the population of Madrid rose on rebellion again, and Joseph I, unable to defend his land fled away to the north with as much loot he could carry as possible.

13 of December 1812: Winter french offensive and Wellington's attack in Valencia
Casually, both offensives started the same day, Napoleon, now with all his army started an assault on Galicia while Wellington and his army launched a counterattack in Valencia

21 of January 1813-8 of February 1813: End of both offensives
The french offensive in Galicia ended without much success, the Portuguese-British army mixed with local militias had managed to protect the zone after the siege of Orense, when a big part of the Grande Armée was defeated. On the other hand Wellington had a big success and managed to reconquer Valencia, Tarragona and to move the frontline just few kilometres from Zaragoza.

17 of February 1813: Wellington's last offensive
On this day Wellington launched an offensive against Barcelona which would be repelled, local militas in Zaragoza revolted against Napoleon and killed many of his soldiers. Wellington would try again in the Basque country, where both armies would meet in several battles, the most notorious ones were: Battle of Santander, Siege of Balmaseda, The fourth battle of Bilbao and finally the Battle of Vitoria, where Wellington would find death.

4 of May 1813: Treaty of Bayonne
After months of stalemate, Rowland Hill, successor general of Wellington asks Napoleon for a meeting in a try of ending the war. Napoleon accepts.

6 of May 1813: End of the Napoleonic Wars
Last Spanish militias end combats in different fronts.

19 of November 1813: Charles V of Spain sends 90% of his army to crush the rebellions.
He is backed by Portugal and Britain.

3 of December 1813: Simon Bolivar's army successfully raided the local royalist army at the Battle of Popayá
A big part of the Royalist army was captured and put in prison.

=== 16 of December 1813-27 of May 1814: Mexican rebel assault on the north, the local governors ask the United States for support. === But they get invaded instead.

4-10 of February 1814: The Spanish army arrives in the Hispano-British isle of Trinidad
They spread fastly in the land that once was the Viceroyalty of New Granada. The capital of the new Viceroyalty is established in Maturín.

27 of February 1814: Fall of Caracas
Meanwhile many royalists are executed south of Argentina.

9 of March-25 of May 1814: Spring Royalist offensive
Reconquest of Venezuela, Peru and Ecuador (Real actual countries) during different parts of the offensive

28 of May 1814: Treaty of Washington between Spain and United States of America.
Charles V agrees to give Louisiana to USA in exchange of support.

19 of June - 2 of September 1814: British-Portuguese offensive against the United Provinces.
Backed by Spain.

26 of September 1814: Simon Bolivar is defeated in the Battle of Asuncion, the bloodiest battle in the history of South America.
=== 9 of October 1814: Unionist Coup d'etat, Simon Bolivar is relieved from leadership. Jose Joaquin de Olmedo assumes the power. ===

21 of October 1814: Simonists help him escape to Spanish controlled lands.
Bolivar asks for protection and in exchange he would tell them weak points of the Unionists.

5 - 29 of October 1814: Montevideo Offensive.
The Royalist army successfully conquer Uruguay, moving the front just a few kilometres away from Buenos Aires.

4 of March 1815: The exiled provisional government completely surrenders.
=== 5 of March 1815: Peace Treaty of Santiago is signed between Charles V and Miguel Estanislao Soler, the recently appointed governor of the provinces. === Spanish troops are moved all up to Panamá, to crush the northern rebellers.

26 of April 1815: Massacre of Villahermosa
After pushing many kilometres forward, many Royalist soldiers, tired and angered assaulted the town of Villahermosa and, killing 80% of the local population.

30 of April 1815: The Kingdom of Portugal stops helping Spain in the war after the massacre.
Thousands of troops are shipped back to Europe or to Brazil.

=== 8 of May 1815: After, El Zurriago, a well known revolutionary newspaper publishes information about the massacre, local Liberals manifest and ask Charles V to stop the war. === Charles V, well known for his hate on liberals violently suppresses the manifestators.

20 of May 1815: After long deliberation the Independentist Mexican Commission asks Charles V for a ceasefire, who accepts.
This time there is no treaty, the independentists give up the land.

23 of May 1815: Formal end of the hostilities.
Local militias and indigen tribes still would cause problems but not noticeable ones.

12 of July 1813: Ulrich von Berchtold, is appointed Duke of Curonie
Ulrich von Berchtold, a Baltic-German count is appointed by king Frederick William III Duke of Curonie.

23 of August 1813: Raivo Lohmus is appointed Grand Duke of Estonia
Raivo Lohmus, a local Estonian nobleman, is appointed by Napoleon in person Grand Duke of Estonia

9 of November 1813: Miguel Manzanedo assassinates Ferdinand VII
Ferdinand VII, the king of Spain is assassinated by Miguel Manzanedo, an Anarchist, the anarchist is captured and executed.

11 of November 1813: Charles, the Brother of Ferdinand, is crowned.
His king name is Charles V.

19 of February 1814: The Reestablishment of the Spanish Inquisition is voted in the Cortes Generales. The vote is only for the colonies
Result: 26 yes, 18 no 3 abstentons

21 of February-28 of February 1814: Manifestations everywhere in continental Spain and the Americas against the Inquisition, the Liberals are suppressed.
Many of them are killed of treachery against the rule.

18 of June 1814: Napoleon starts gathering a big army to land in the coasts of Algiers.
The Ottomans, of course, don't know what is happening.

November 1814-February 1815: The Little Glaciation Strikes
The Crops and Animals from many countries die, starting a great hunger and chaos.

24 of December 1814: Napoleon postpones his invasion due to lack of food.
=== 13 of January 1815: The Russian army invades the semi-independent kingdoms of Abkhazia, Mingrelia, Svaneti and the Circassian lands. === Claiming that many traffickers fled from Russian lands to sell food and animals to the impoverished peasants

January-March 1815: The Russian army fails occupying the Caucasian lands.
The local army, unexpectedly equipped with the most modern cannons and the Musket 1814, a modern version of the French Musket 1777 invented by the Ottomans. The Russian army, hungry and tired continuously mutinies, treachery executions are constant.

19 of March 1815: The Ottoman Empire invades Bessarabia and the Caucasus
Mahmud II had signed a deal with the caucasian kingdoms that if they resisted the first months he would declare war on Russia, willing to reconquer the land lost in 1812 (Bessarabia).