Wowww! I read every word and love the concluding paragraph. Keep steeming Dear;-

The two camps that emerged in Europe were those of Ferdinand VI (Joseph Ferdinand) and Louis XIV. Supporting Ferdinand VI were his Wittelsbach family in Bavaria, Cologne, and Palatinate; Holy Roman Emperor Leopold I and the Empire, especially Hanover and Brandenburg; and William III's England and the Netherlands. On the opposing side surrounding Louis XIV were the paltry allies of the Kingdom of Portugal and the Duchy of Savoy. But considering France's military preeminence in the Nine Year's War against all of Europe France and its alliance were not be dismissed with ease. Meanwhile the realms of Eastern and Northern Europe were already engaged in their own bloodbath, the Great Northern War.