Carlist Wars
1833 – 1876
Supporters of Carlos and his heirs fought three civil wars against the reigning branch of the Spanish monarchy. The Carlists stood for absolute monarchy, the Church and regional rights, and lost each war.
Liberals
Carlists
Battles 3
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First Carlist War October 2, 1833 – July 6, 1840 · Liberal victory
- Battle of Alsasua April 22, 1834 · Carlist victory
- Battle of Alegría de Álava October 27, 1834 · Carlist victory
- Battle of Venta de Echavarri October 28, 1834 · Carlist victory
- Battle of Mendaza December 12, 1834 · Liberal victory
- First Battle of Arquijas December 15, 1834 · Carlist victory
- Battle of Artaza April 18–22, 1835 · Carlist victory
- Lord Eliot Convention April 27, 1835
- Battle of Mendigorría July 16, 1835 · Liberal victory
- Battle of Arlabán January 16–18, 1836 · Indecisive (both parties claimed victory)
- Battle of Luchana December 23–24, 1836 · Liberal victory
- Battle of Oriamendi March 16, 1837 · Carlist victory
- Royal Expedition May 15 – October 24, 1837 · Carlist failure
- Battle of Huesca May 24, 1837 · Carlist Victory
- Cincomarzada March 5, 1838 · Liberal victory
- Second Carlist War 1846 – 1849 · Liberal victory
- Third Carlist War 1872 – 1876 · Liberal and republican victory
Before and after
- Led to
- 1900 Carlist Sublevation October 28, 1900 – November 1900
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