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Europe, African coasts, the Levant, Egypt, East Asia, North and South America, Australasia, Polynesia, India
Result:
Overall Coalition victory:
Collapse of Simon Bolivar's military coup in Portugal
Exile of Simon Bolivar to Brazil
House of Braganza becomes extinct
Republicanization of Portugal
Rise of Poland-Lituania as a global superpower
Angland, Franks and Vandalreich become the dominant world superpowers
Worldwide decline in traditional monarchism
Market Liberalism, Nationalism, and Anarchism become popular
Nepal separates from the Holy Middle Empire
Belligerents
Coalition Powers:
Anglish Empire
Frankish Empire
Vandal Empire
Holy Chinese Empire
Polish-Lithuanian Empire
Danish Empire
Kingdom of Serbia
Kingdom of Hungary
Hellenic Kingdom
Kingdom of North Libya
Portugal and Allies
Portuguese Empire
Brazil
Aztec Republic
Azores
Guinea
Sweden
Puppets and Client States:
Hispania
Catalonia
Galicia
Lombardy
Albania
Macedonia
Commanders
William I
Lord Liverpool
Lord Nelson
Honoré IV
Honoré V
Napoleon Bonaparte
Frederick Wilhelm III
Gebhard von Blücher
Luke IV
Lin Zexu
Guan Tianpei
Anna I
Frederick VI
Milan II
Francis I
Maria I † (Until 1813)
Simon I Bolivar
Count of Fiera
Bernardino Freire †
Francisco da Silveira
Miguel Pereira Forjaz
Carlos Federico Lecor
Jacinto Roque de Sena Pereira
Joaquim Xavier Curado
Gustav IV
Strength
9,668,321
5,122,483
Casualties and Losses
Heavy
Moderate to Heavy
The Bolivaric Wars were a series of major coalescing land and naval wars fought against the combined powers of Europe and Asia by the Portuguese Empire, spear-headed by Queen Maria I, and later Emperor Simon I Bolivar, following the Queen's regicide and the Revolution of 1813.
