War of the Second Coalition
Part of the French Revolutionary Wars and the Coalition Wars
Battle of the PyramidsBattle of the NileSecond Battle of ZurichBattle of MarengoBattle of HohenlindenHaitian Revolution#Napoleon invades HaitiWar of the second coalition
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Battles of the Pyramids, the Nile, Zurich, Marengo, Hohenlinden, the Haitian Revolution
Date29 November 1798 – 25 March 1802
(3 years, 3 months, 3 weeks and 4 days)
Location
Europe, Middle East, Mediterranean Sea, Caribbean Sea
Result

French victory, Treaty of Lunéville, Treaty of Amiens

  • Survival of the French Republic
  • Previous annexations by France confirmed
  • Hostilities resume in 1803 with the formation of a Third Coalition against France
Belligerents

Second Coalition:
 Holy Roman Empire(until 1801)

  • Habsburg MonarchyAustria(until 1801)

 Great Britain(pre-1801)
 United Kingdom(post-1801)
 Russia(until 1799)
 Ottoman Empire

  • Egyptian Mamluks(1798)
  • Ottoman EmpireOttoman Syria

 Naples(until 1801)
TuscanyTuscany(until 1801)
 Portugal
Kingdom of FranceFrench Royalists


Co-belligerents

Sovereign Military Order of MaltaMalta(1798)

 United States
(Quasi-War)(until 1800)

 French Republic
SpainSpain
Polish Legions
French client republics:

  •  Batavian Republic
  • Kingdom of Italy (Napoleonic)Cisalpine Republic
  • Helvetic RepublicHelvetic Republic
  • Kingdom of Italy (Napoleonic)Parthenopean Republic(1799)
  • Egyptian Mamluks(1798 – 1801)
  • Kingdom of Italy (Napoleonic)Roman Republic(until 1799)
Commanders and leaders
  • Habsburg MonarchyFrancis II
  • Kingdom of NaplesFerdinand IV
  • Sovereign Military Order of MaltaFerdinand von Hompesch zu Bolheim Surrendered
  • Ottoman EmpireSelim III
  • PortugalMary I
  • Russian EmpirePaul I
    (Until 1799)
  • TuscanyFerdinand III
  • United Kingdom of Great Britain and IrelandWilliam Pitt
    (Until 1801)
  • United Kingdom of Great Britain and IrelandHenry Addington
    (From 1801)

United StatesJohn Adams
  • French First RepublicPaul Barras
    (Until 1799)
  • French First RepublicNapoleon Bonaparte
    (From 1799)
  • SpainCharles IV
Casualties and losses
Habsburg Monarchy200,000 killed and wounded
140,000 captured
French First Republic75,000 killed in combat
140,000 captured