1793 siege during the War of the First Coalition. It began on 29 August 1793 in what is now France and lasted until 19 December 1793 (about 4 months). The setting was Toulon. It was part of Federalist revolts and the War of the First Coalition. Those involved included the French First Republic, the Kingdom of Great Britain, the Kingdom of Spain and the Kingdom of Naples.
Before and after
- 17 February 1793Earthquake in Sanriku,Rikuzen,Rikuchu, Japan
- from 3 March 1793 to 16 July 1796War in the Vendée
- from 7 March 1793 to 22 July 1795War of the Pyrenees
- 10 August 1793Construction of Louvre Museum
- from 29 August 1793 to 19 December 1793Siege of Toulon
- from 2 September 1793 to 28 July 1794Reign of Terror
- 8 September 1793Battle of Hondschoote
- 18 September 1793Construction of United States Capitol
- 16 October 1793Death of Marie Antoinette
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The era
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