1689–91 conflict between supporters of rival claimants to the British throne. It began on 12 March 1689 and lasted until 3 October 1691 (about 3 years). The setting was Kingdom of Ireland. It was part of the Nine Years' War. Those involved included the Kingdom of England, the Kingdom of Scotland, the Dutch Republic and Jacobitism.
Before and after
- 21 May 1688Birth of Alexander Pope
- from September 1688 to September 1697Nine Years' War
- from 28 December 1688 to 1 January 1689Glorious Revolution
- 1689Bill of Rights 1689
- from 12 March 1689 to 3 October 1691Williamite War in Ireland
- 6 September 1689Treaty of Nerchinsk
- from February 1692 to May 1693Salem Witch Trials
- 13 February 1692Massacre of Glencoe
- 28 January 1693Birth of Anna I of Russia
More in Wars, politics & history
- from 1618 to 1648Thirty Years' War
- from 1642 to 1651English Civil War
- 24 October 1648Peace of Westphalia
- from 1652 to 1784Anglo-Dutch Wars
- from March 1701 to September 1714War of the Spanish Succession
- from 17 May 1756 to 15 February 1763Seven Years' War
The era
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