Monarquía Hispánica
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Re: Monarquía Hispánica
by Kilani Thu Feb 11, 2021 7:48 pm
The authorities in New Spain draw up plans for exploration of more of the interior of California, as well as the territory of the Río de San Roque (RL Columbia River and Willamette Valley) to better map the territory, as it is thought that it may be worth while to expand settlement in the future. It is also thought that better defining the border might be a good idea - the interior is not well-mapped.
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Re: Monarquía Hispánica
by Kilani Fri Feb 12, 2021 10:45 am
The escalating rhetoric out of the Dominion of North America concerns the Spanish crown and plans are drawn up to raise more colonial troops to defend Spain's holdings in North America, as well as building additional fortifications.
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Re: Monarquía Hispánica
by Kilani Fri Feb 12, 2021 11:19 pm
1802 Build
114.615 total income
57 upkeep
57.615 available
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 4 of 6
4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 4 of 4
3 - 3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 3 of 6; 9/9
2 - 4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 3 of 4; 6/6
3 - 3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 2 of 6; 6/9
2 - 4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 2 of 4; 4/6
3 - 10 BB2 - year 1 of 6; 3/30
2 - 10 FF1 - year 1 of 4; 2/20
15 - 5 commercial shipping units [year 2 of 2]
4 - 1 Colonial Engineer Brigade (San Jacinto)
4 - Fortress (Ft. Pike, LA)
Kingdoms of Naples and Sicily (Controlled by Spanish King as personal union, builds and military are separate of that of Spain )(client state) remaining funds to the Spanish Crown
Population: 6.7 million (5 million in Naples, 1.7 million in Sicily)
1.675 in taxes
Port: Naples (1 point)
Financial Center: Naples (1 point)
Craft Center: Naples (1 point)
Resources: 1 Palermo (1 point)
merchant marine: 3 merchant flotilla (1.5 points)
2 Fortresses( Palermo, Naples) for .5 points
12 garrison brigades (2 each Naples, Taranto, Syracuse, Palermo, Aquila, Potenza) for 1.2 points
Mobilizes into an Expeditionary Army during war time; increases to 5.5 points
6 Brigs for .6 points
4 - 12 garrison brigades [8/12]
.8 to Spain
Viceroyalty of Louisiana
Duchy of Louisiana: 90 thousand [40% white, 10% free colored, 40% slave])
Duke of Louisiana-Pierre-Clément de Laussat
Ports: 1 (New Orleans)
Resources: 2 (Baton Rouge, New Orleans)
Total Income: 3
Armed Forces
Fortress - New Orleans (.25) (manned by Spanish regulars)
Fort at Baton Rouge (.1)
2 Garrison Brigades (.2) (militia)
1 Polish Garrison Brigade (.1) (Mobilizes to Cavalry Brigade)
4 Infantry Regiments (.4)
1.95 - 3 commercial fleets [3.9/6]
114.615 total income
57 upkeep
57.615 available
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 4 of 6
4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 4 of 4
3 - 3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 3 of 6; 9/9
2 - 4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 3 of 4; 6/6
3 - 3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 2 of 6; 6/9
2 - 4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 2 of 4; 4/6
3 - 10 BB2 - year 1 of 6; 3/30
2 - 10 FF1 - year 1 of 4; 2/20
15 - 5 commercial shipping units [year 2 of 2]
4 - 1 Colonial Engineer Brigade (San Jacinto)
4 - Fortress (Ft. Pike, LA)
Kingdoms of Naples and Sicily (Controlled by Spanish King as personal union, builds and military are separate of that of Spain )(client state) remaining funds to the Spanish Crown
Population: 6.7 million (5 million in Naples, 1.7 million in Sicily)
1.675 in taxes
Port: Naples (1 point)
Financial Center: Naples (1 point)
Craft Center: Naples (1 point)
Resources: 1 Palermo (1 point)
merchant marine: 3 merchant flotilla (1.5 points)
2 Fortresses( Palermo, Naples) for .5 points
12 garrison brigades (2 each Naples, Taranto, Syracuse, Palermo, Aquila, Potenza) for 1.2 points
Mobilizes into an Expeditionary Army during war time; increases to 5.5 points
6 Brigs for .6 points
4 - 12 garrison brigades [8/12]
.8 to Spain
Viceroyalty of Louisiana
Duchy of Louisiana: 90 thousand [40% white, 10% free colored, 40% slave])
Duke of Louisiana-Pierre-Clément de Laussat
Ports: 1 (New Orleans)
Resources: 2 (Baton Rouge, New Orleans)
Total Income: 3
Armed Forces
Fortress - New Orleans (.25) (manned by Spanish regulars)
Fort at Baton Rouge (.1)
2 Garrison Brigades (.2) (militia)
1 Polish Garrison Brigade (.1) (Mobilizes to Cavalry Brigade)
4 Infantry Regiments (.4)
1.95 - 3 commercial fleets [3.9/6]
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Re: Monarquía Hispánica
by Kilani Sat Feb 13, 2021 10:41 pm
The specter of war causes a reshuffle of troops; the Army of Naples is recalled to Spain for deployment elsewhere.
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Re: Monarquía Hispánica
by Kilani Sun Feb 28, 2021 6:54 pm
1803 Build
117.115 total income
58.25 upkeep
+3.675 from Naples
62.54 available
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 5 of 6
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 4 of 6
4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 4 of 4
3 - 3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 3 of 6; 9/9
2 - 4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 3 of 4; 6/6
6 - 10 BB2 - year 2 of 6; 9/30
4 - 10 FF1 - year 2 of 4; 6/20
4 - 1 Engineer Brigade (Madrid)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Colombia River)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Williamette Valley)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Sierra Nevada)
4 - fortress (Manila); complete 1805
Kingdoms of Naples and Sicily (Controlled by Spanish King as personal union, builds and military are separate of that of Spain )(client state) remaining funds to the Spanish Crown
Population: 6.7 million (5 million in Naples, 1.7 million in Sicily)
1.675 in taxes
Port: Naples (1 point)
Financial Center: Naples (1 point)
Craft Center: Naples (1 point)
Resources: 1 Palermo (1 point)
merchant marine: 3 merchant flotilla (1.5 points)
2 Fortresses( Palermo, Naples) for .5 points
12 garrison brigades (2 each Naples, Taranto, Syracuse, Palermo, Aquila, Potenza) for 1.2 points
Mobilizes into an Expeditionary Army during war time; increases to 5.5 points
6 Brigs for .6 points
4 - 12 garrison brigades [12/12]
.8 to Spain
Viceroyalty of Louisiana
Duchy of Louisiana: 90 thousand [40% white, 10% free colored, 40% slave])
Duke of Louisiana-Pierre-Clément de Laussat
Ports: 1 (New Orleans)
Resources: 2 (Baton Rouge, New Orleans)
Total Income: 3
Armed Forces
Fortress - New Orleans (.25) (manned by Spanish regulars)
Fort at Baton Rouge (.1)
2 Garrison Brigades (.2) (militia)
1 Polish Garrison Brigade (.1) (Mobilizes to Cavalry Brigade)
4 Infantry Regiments (.4)
1.95 - 3 commercial fleets [5.85/6]
1804 Build
117.115 total income
59.25 upkeep
57.865 available
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 6 of 6
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 5 of 6
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 4 of 6
4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 4 of 4
6 - 10 BB2 - year 3 of 6; 15/30
4 - 10 FF1 - year 3 of 4; 10/20
3 - 3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 1 of 6; 3/9
2 - 4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 1 of 4; 2/6
1 - Exploration Expedition (Colombia River)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Williamette Valley)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Sierra Nevada)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Red River)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Arkansas River)
2 - Fort (Little Rock)
3 - Trading Post (Little Rock)
2 - Fort (Pine Bluff)
3 - Trading Post (Pine Bluff)
2 - Fort (Portland, OR)
4 - Fortress (Oran)
2 - Payments to Louisiana ruling classes.
Kingdoms of Naples and Sicily (Controlled by Spanish King as personal union, builds and military are separate of that of Spain )(client state) remaining funds to the Spanish Crown
Population: 6.7 million (5 million in Naples, 1.7 million in Sicily)
1.675 in taxes
Port: Naples (1 point)
Financial Center: Naples (1 point)
Craft Center: Naples (1 point)
Resources: 1 Palermo (1 point)
merchant marine: 3 merchant flotilla (1.5 points)
2 Fortresses( Palermo, Naples) for .5 points
24 garrison brigades (4 each Naples, Taranto, Syracuse, Palermo, Aquila, Potenza) for 2.4 points
6 Brigs for .6 points
3.675 to Spain
Viceroyalty of Louisiana
Duchy of Louisiana: 90 thousand [40% white, 10% free colored, 40% slave])
Duke of Louisiana-Pierre-Clément de Laussat
Ports: 1 (New Orleans)
Resources: 2 (Baton Rouge, New Orleans)
Total Income: 3
Armed Forces
Fortress - New Orleans (.25) (manned by Spanish regulars)
Fort at Baton Rouge (.1)
2 Garrison Brigades (.2) (militia)
1 Polish Garrison Brigade (.1) (Mobilizes to Cavalry Brigade)
4 Infantry Regiments (.4)
.15 - 3 commercial fleets [6/6]
117.115 total income
58.25 upkeep
+3.675 from Naples
62.54 available
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 5 of 6
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 4 of 6
4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 4 of 4
3 - 3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 3 of 6; 9/9
2 - 4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 3 of 4; 6/6
6 - 10 BB2 - year 2 of 6; 9/30
4 - 10 FF1 - year 2 of 4; 6/20
4 - 1 Engineer Brigade (Madrid)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Colombia River)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Williamette Valley)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Sierra Nevada)
4 - fortress (Manila); complete 1805
Kingdoms of Naples and Sicily (Controlled by Spanish King as personal union, builds and military are separate of that of Spain )(client state) remaining funds to the Spanish Crown
Population: 6.7 million (5 million in Naples, 1.7 million in Sicily)
1.675 in taxes
Port: Naples (1 point)
Financial Center: Naples (1 point)
Craft Center: Naples (1 point)
Resources: 1 Palermo (1 point)
merchant marine: 3 merchant flotilla (1.5 points)
2 Fortresses( Palermo, Naples) for .5 points
12 garrison brigades (2 each Naples, Taranto, Syracuse, Palermo, Aquila, Potenza) for 1.2 points
Mobilizes into an Expeditionary Army during war time; increases to 5.5 points
6 Brigs for .6 points
4 - 12 garrison brigades [12/12]
.8 to Spain
Viceroyalty of Louisiana
Duchy of Louisiana: 90 thousand [40% white, 10% free colored, 40% slave])
Duke of Louisiana-Pierre-Clément de Laussat
Ports: 1 (New Orleans)
Resources: 2 (Baton Rouge, New Orleans)
Total Income: 3
Armed Forces
Fortress - New Orleans (.25) (manned by Spanish regulars)
Fort at Baton Rouge (.1)
2 Garrison Brigades (.2) (militia)
1 Polish Garrison Brigade (.1) (Mobilizes to Cavalry Brigade)
4 Infantry Regiments (.4)
1.95 - 3 commercial fleets [5.85/6]
1804 Build
117.115 total income
59.25 upkeep
57.865 available
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 6 of 6
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 5 of 6
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 4 of 6
4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 4 of 4
6 - 10 BB2 - year 3 of 6; 15/30
4 - 10 FF1 - year 3 of 4; 10/20
3 - 3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 1 of 6; 3/9
2 - 4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 1 of 4; 2/6
1 - Exploration Expedition (Colombia River)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Williamette Valley)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Sierra Nevada)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Red River)
1 - Exploration Expedition (Arkansas River)
2 - Fort (Little Rock)
3 - Trading Post (Little Rock)
2 - Fort (Pine Bluff)
3 - Trading Post (Pine Bluff)
2 - Fort (Portland, OR)
4 - Fortress (Oran)
2 - Payments to Louisiana ruling classes.
Kingdoms of Naples and Sicily (Controlled by Spanish King as personal union, builds and military are separate of that of Spain )(client state) remaining funds to the Spanish Crown
Population: 6.7 million (5 million in Naples, 1.7 million in Sicily)
1.675 in taxes
Port: Naples (1 point)
Financial Center: Naples (1 point)
Craft Center: Naples (1 point)
Resources: 1 Palermo (1 point)
merchant marine: 3 merchant flotilla (1.5 points)
2 Fortresses( Palermo, Naples) for .5 points
24 garrison brigades (4 each Naples, Taranto, Syracuse, Palermo, Aquila, Potenza) for 2.4 points
6 Brigs for .6 points
3.675 to Spain
Viceroyalty of Louisiana
Duchy of Louisiana: 90 thousand [40% white, 10% free colored, 40% slave])
Duke of Louisiana-Pierre-Clément de Laussat
Ports: 1 (New Orleans)
Resources: 2 (Baton Rouge, New Orleans)
Total Income: 3
Armed Forces
Fortress - New Orleans (.25) (manned by Spanish regulars)
Fort at Baton Rouge (.1)
2 Garrison Brigades (.2) (militia)
1 Polish Garrison Brigade (.1) (Mobilizes to Cavalry Brigade)
4 Infantry Regiments (.4)
.15 - 3 commercial fleets [6/6]
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Re: Monarquía Hispánica
by Kilani Wed Mar 03, 2021 10:02 pm
By mid-1804, the Crown embarks on an infrastructure project in New Spain, planning on the construction of a more well-maintained royal highway from Mexico City to San Antonio and Galvezton.
As such, 5,000 regulars, 5,000 colonial troops, an engineering brigade and two supply trains are ordered to begin preparation for the construction project, with funding to be provided for building materials and paying various civilian contractors.
(ooc: mobilizing four brigades to act as construction troops and another two supply trains mobilized to keep them fed, etc., with the goal of laying several hundred miles of road per years, starting from both ends; an additional 8 points paid out of the 1804 budget; materials cost to begin in 1805, since by the time they're ready to begin work, it will be winter).
As such, 5,000 regulars, 5,000 colonial troops, an engineering brigade and two supply trains are ordered to begin preparation for the construction project, with funding to be provided for building materials and paying various civilian contractors.
(ooc: mobilizing four brigades to act as construction troops and another two supply trains mobilized to keep them fed, etc., with the goal of laying several hundred miles of road per years, starting from both ends; an additional 8 points paid out of the 1804 budget; materials cost to begin in 1805, since by the time they're ready to begin work, it will be winter).
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Re: Monarquía Hispánica
by Kilani Thu Mar 04, 2021 1:47 pm
An update on the Royal Family
Currently, there are two twin princes - the crown (and elder) prince is Carlos Francisco de Paula, twenty-one years old, and currently married to Maria Antonia of Sicily and who have just celebrated the birth of their second daughter.
The second prince is Felipe Francisco de Paula, also twenty-one, is married to Maria Antonia of Parma and who have a four-year-old son and who last year celebrated the birth of a daughter.
The third and youngest prince, at age nineteen, is Fernando Francisco de Paula who is still due to be married at some point in the near future.
Currently, there are two twin princes - the crown (and elder) prince is Carlos Francisco de Paula, twenty-one years old, and currently married to Maria Antonia of Sicily and who have just celebrated the birth of their second daughter.
The second prince is Felipe Francisco de Paula, also twenty-one, is married to Maria Antonia of Parma and who have a four-year-old son and who last year celebrated the birth of a daughter.
The third and youngest prince, at age nineteen, is Fernando Francisco de Paula who is still due to be married at some point in the near future.
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Re: Monarquía Hispánica
by Kilani Fri Mar 05, 2021 5:31 pm
With the news of a British declaration of war, the Spanish immediately mobilize their empire for what they anticipate to be a long, pointless slog of a war. The mobilization in the New World is expanded to include various troops and the navy and army are ordered to stand in readiness.
7 points remaining in budget;
3.06 from war taxes;
80 points taken out in loan from Madrid FC
80 points taken out in loan from Naples FC
26 points taken out in loan from the Dutch
196.06 available
Expenditures:
18 points - finish mobilization of two expeditionary armies (Army of Texas, Army of Mexico)
96 points - mobilize Army of Madrid (field army) and Army of Catalonia (field Army)
4 - mobilize 2 brigades into Infantry (Army of the Canaries)
8 - mobilize Army of Gibraltar (3 infantry divisions, 1 infantry brigade)
6 - mobilize three garrison brigades (2 infantry brigades, 1 cavalry brigade, La Plata)
6 - mobilize three garrison brigades (3 infantry brigades; 1 San Juan, 2 Santo Domingo)
50 - build two Mexican Expeditionary armies from scratch
2 - base (Monterrey, Mexico)
1 - fortified area (New Orleans; 2 of 12 with assistance from Viceroyalty)
5 points - mobilize infantry division, brigade, in Manila
Spain
Army of Madrid - Madrid and environs - General Tomás de Morla y Pacheco
9 infantry divisions
3 cavalry divisions
4 artillery battalions
1 artillery brigade
1 supply column
1 engineer brigade
Army of Catalonia - Barcelona and environs - General Pedro de Alcántara Téllez-Girón, 9th Duke of Osuna
9 infantry divisions
3 cavalry divisions
4 artillery battalions
1 artillery brigade
1 supply column
Army of Gibraltar - General Joaquín Blake
1 Infantry Division - Cueta
1 Infantry Division - Gibraltar
1 Infantry Division, 1 Infantry Brigade - Cadiz
Army of the Canaries - misc.
1 infantry brigade - Santa Cruz de Tenerife
1 infantry brigade - Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Africa
Army of Africa - Oran - Theodor von Reding
1 Infantry Divisions
1 Cavalry Division
New Spain - overall command is Viceroy José de Iturrigaray
Army of Texas - San Jacinto - General Félix María Calleja del Rey
3 Spanish infantry divisions
1 Spanish cavalry division
1 Spanish rifle brigade
1 Spanish artillery battalion
1 Spanish support train
1 Mexican engineer brigade
Army of Mexico - Mexico City - General Juan de la Cruz Mourgeón
I Corps
2 Mexican infantry divisions
1 Metropole infantry division
1 Mexican cavalry divosion
1 Mexican artillery battalion
1 supply train
II Corps) - in training; vicinity of Mexico City - Juan O'Donojú
3 Mexican infantry divisions
1 Mexican cavalry division
1 Mexican artillery battalion
1 supply train
III Corps- in training; vicinity of Mexico City - Ignacio López Rayón
3 Mexican infantry divisions
1 Mexican cavalry division
1 Mexican artillery battalion
1 supply train
Forts - Mexico City, La Paz(Mexico), Antigua Guatemala, Chihuauha, Leon(Mexico), Trujilo, Tucson, AZ, Loreto, Mexico, Albuquerque, NM , Santa Fe, NM, San Francisco, Monterrey, San Antonio, San Jacinto (Houston), Santa Cruz (Austin), Galveston, Pueblo, CO
1 colonial infantry regiment (San Francisco)
9 garrison brigades (2 Acapulco, 2 Veracruz, 1 Sante Fe, 4 Guadalajara)
2 infantry brigades [unattached] (Galvezton, Santa Cruz (Austin))
4 fortresses (Galvezton, San Jacinto [Houston], Acapulco, Vera Cruz)
Carribbean
Army of Havana - Havana - Pedro Caro, 3rd Marquis of la Romana
1 infantry division
1 rifle brigade
1 fortified area
San Juan Garrison - San Juan, PR
1 Puerto Rican infantry brigade
1 fortress
Santo Domingo Garrison - Santo Domingo
2 colonial infantry brigades
1 fortress
8 forts (San Juanx2, Santo Domingox2, Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Suriname)
New Grenada
2 fortresses (Panama, Cartagena de Indias)
2 colonial garrison brigades (Cartegna, Panama)
3 forts (Bogota, Medellin, Caracas)
Peru
1 fortress (Lima)
3 Metropolitan Garrison Brigades (1 Lima, 1 La Paz, 1 Santiago de Chile)
2 colonial garrison brigades (1 Lima, 1 La Paz)
7 forts (Santiago de Chile, Quito, Potosi, La Paz (Boliva), Cusco, Abancay, Urcos)
Louisiana
4 fortresses (New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Vidalia, LA, Ft. Pike) - 1
2 forts (Little Rock, Pine Bluff) - .2
4 Louisianan Infantry Regiments (2 New Orleans, 1 Ft. Pike, 1 Baton Rouge)
1 Lousianan Fort (Baton Rouge)
2 Lousianan Garrison Brigades (New Orleans)
1 Polish Cavalry Brigade (Mobilizing; New Orleans)
La Plata
Montevido Garrison - Montevido
1 fortress
1 La Plata infantry brigade
Buenos Aires Garrison - Buenos Aires - Santiago de Liniers, 1st Count of Buenos Aires
1 fortress
1 La Plata infantry regiment
1 La Plata infantry brigade
1 Spanish cavalry brigade
1 fort
Philippines - Governor-General Rafael María de Aguilar y Ponce de León
1 Metropolitan Infantry Brigade (Manila)
1 Colonial Infantry Division (Manila)
1 fort (Manila)
1 fortress (under construction; complete 1805)
Africa
2 forts (Rio Muni, Fernando Po)
Teritoria de Nuca (Oregon)
2 forts (Asotoria, Portland)
7 points remaining in budget;
3.06 from war taxes;
80 points taken out in loan from Madrid FC
80 points taken out in loan from Naples FC
26 points taken out in loan from the Dutch
196.06 available
Expenditures:
18 points - finish mobilization of two expeditionary armies (Army of Texas, Army of Mexico)
96 points - mobilize Army of Madrid (field army) and Army of Catalonia (field Army)
4 - mobilize 2 brigades into Infantry (Army of the Canaries)
8 - mobilize Army of Gibraltar (3 infantry divisions, 1 infantry brigade)
6 - mobilize three garrison brigades (2 infantry brigades, 1 cavalry brigade, La Plata)
6 - mobilize three garrison brigades (3 infantry brigades; 1 San Juan, 2 Santo Domingo)
50 - build two Mexican Expeditionary armies from scratch
2 - base (Monterrey, Mexico)
1 - fortified area (New Orleans; 2 of 12 with assistance from Viceroyalty)
5 points - mobilize infantry division, brigade, in Manila
Spain
Army of Madrid - Madrid and environs - General Tomás de Morla y Pacheco
9 infantry divisions
3 cavalry divisions
4 artillery battalions
1 artillery brigade
1 supply column
1 engineer brigade
Army of Catalonia - Barcelona and environs - General Pedro de Alcántara Téllez-Girón, 9th Duke of Osuna
9 infantry divisions
3 cavalry divisions
4 artillery battalions
1 artillery brigade
1 supply column
Army of Gibraltar - General Joaquín Blake
1 Infantry Division - Cueta
1 Infantry Division - Gibraltar
1 Infantry Division, 1 Infantry Brigade - Cadiz
Army of the Canaries - misc.
1 infantry brigade - Santa Cruz de Tenerife
1 infantry brigade - Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Africa
Army of Africa - Oran - Theodor von Reding
1 Infantry Divisions
1 Cavalry Division
New Spain - overall command is Viceroy José de Iturrigaray
Army of Texas - San Jacinto - General Félix María Calleja del Rey
3 Spanish infantry divisions
1 Spanish cavalry division
1 Spanish rifle brigade
1 Spanish artillery battalion
1 Spanish support train
1 Mexican engineer brigade
Army of Mexico - Mexico City - General Juan de la Cruz Mourgeón
I Corps
2 Mexican infantry divisions
1 Metropole infantry division
1 Mexican cavalry divosion
1 Mexican artillery battalion
1 supply train
II Corps) - in training; vicinity of Mexico City - Juan O'Donojú
3 Mexican infantry divisions
1 Mexican cavalry division
1 Mexican artillery battalion
1 supply train
III Corps- in training; vicinity of Mexico City - Ignacio López Rayón
3 Mexican infantry divisions
1 Mexican cavalry division
1 Mexican artillery battalion
1 supply train
Forts - Mexico City, La Paz(Mexico), Antigua Guatemala, Chihuauha, Leon(Mexico), Trujilo, Tucson, AZ, Loreto, Mexico, Albuquerque, NM , Santa Fe, NM, San Francisco, Monterrey, San Antonio, San Jacinto (Houston), Santa Cruz (Austin), Galveston, Pueblo, CO
1 colonial infantry regiment (San Francisco)
9 garrison brigades (2 Acapulco, 2 Veracruz, 1 Sante Fe, 4 Guadalajara)
2 infantry brigades [unattached] (Galvezton, Santa Cruz (Austin))
4 fortresses (Galvezton, San Jacinto [Houston], Acapulco, Vera Cruz)
Carribbean
Army of Havana - Havana - Pedro Caro, 3rd Marquis of la Romana
1 infantry division
1 rifle brigade
1 fortified area
San Juan Garrison - San Juan, PR
1 Puerto Rican infantry brigade
1 fortress
Santo Domingo Garrison - Santo Domingo
2 colonial infantry brigades
1 fortress
8 forts (San Juanx2, Santo Domingox2, Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Suriname)
New Grenada
2 fortresses (Panama, Cartagena de Indias)
2 colonial garrison brigades (Cartegna, Panama)
3 forts (Bogota, Medellin, Caracas)
Peru
1 fortress (Lima)
3 Metropolitan Garrison Brigades (1 Lima, 1 La Paz, 1 Santiago de Chile)
2 colonial garrison brigades (1 Lima, 1 La Paz)
7 forts (Santiago de Chile, Quito, Potosi, La Paz (Boliva), Cusco, Abancay, Urcos)
Louisiana
4 fortresses (New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Vidalia, LA, Ft. Pike) - 1
2 forts (Little Rock, Pine Bluff) - .2
4 Louisianan Infantry Regiments (2 New Orleans, 1 Ft. Pike, 1 Baton Rouge)
1 Lousianan Fort (Baton Rouge)
2 Lousianan Garrison Brigades (New Orleans)
1 Polish Cavalry Brigade (Mobilizing; New Orleans)
La Plata
Montevido Garrison - Montevido
1 fortress
1 La Plata infantry brigade
Buenos Aires Garrison - Buenos Aires - Santiago de Liniers, 1st Count of Buenos Aires
1 fortress
1 La Plata infantry regiment
1 La Plata infantry brigade
1 Spanish cavalry brigade
1 fort
Philippines - Governor-General Rafael María de Aguilar y Ponce de León
1 Metropolitan Infantry Brigade (Manila)
1 Colonial Infantry Division (Manila)
1 fort (Manila)
1 fortress (under construction; complete 1805)
Africa
2 forts (Rio Muni, Fernando Po)
Teritoria de Nuca (Oregon)
2 forts (Asotoria, Portland)
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Re: Monarquía Hispánica
by Kilani Sun Mar 07, 2021 12:26 pm
Viceroyalty of Louisiana - War Build
2.45 available
1 garrison brigade (Polish) to cavalry - 1
1 fortified area (New Orleans) [2/12]
2.45 available
1 garrison brigade (Polish) to cavalry - 1
1 fortified area (New Orleans) [2/12]
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Re: Monarquía Hispánica
by Kilani Tue Mar 16, 2021 1:46 pm
1805 Build
Details may change slightly.
Total Income:
123.48
Outstanding loans: 186 points (80 to Spain, 80 to Naples, 26 to the Dutch); 18.6 points in interest accrue.
With 110 point loan for 1804 total debt is now 314.6
Military Upkeep:
Fleet: 52.6
Shore Facilities: 2.25
Army Upkeep:
2xField Armies - 30
2xExpeditionary Armies: 11
Misc Others: 23.7
119.55
3.93 remaining
3.675 from Naples
80 points in loan from Spanish FC
30 points in loan from Naples FC
117.605 available
50 - raise two additional Mexican Expeditionary Armies
6 - 3 bases
4 - mobilize two brigades as infantry
1 - mobilize brigade as cavalry
2 - mobilize brigade as artillery battalion + 1 infantry regiment
Free - mobilize brigade as supply train
7 - move units by sea
10 - raise two Mexican rifle brigades
10 - raise two Texan rifle brigades
5 - 10 BB2 - year 4 of 6; 20/30
10 - 10 FF1 - year 4 of 4; 20/20
1 - 3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 2 of 6; 6/9
1 - 4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 2 of 4; 4/6
4 - upgrade two infantry brigades to divisions
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 6 of 6
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 5 of 6
Viceroyalty of Louisiana
Duchy of Louisiana: 90 thousand [40% white, 10% free colored, 40% slave])
Duke of Louisiana-Pierre-Clément de Laussat
Ports: 1 (New Orleans)
Resources: 2 (Baton Rouge, New Orleans)
Shipping Units: (3) 1.5
Total Income: 4.5
Armed Forces
Fort at Baton Rouge (.1)
2 Garrison Brigades (.2) (militia)
2 Infantry Regiments (.2)
4 remaining
4 -Mobilize two garrison brigades to infantry
Details may change slightly.
Total Income:
123.48
Outstanding loans: 186 points (80 to Spain, 80 to Naples, 26 to the Dutch); 18.6 points in interest accrue.
With 110 point loan for 1804 total debt is now 314.6
Military Upkeep:
Fleet: 52.6
Shore Facilities: 2.25
Army Upkeep:
2xField Armies - 30
2xExpeditionary Armies: 11
Misc Others: 23.7
119.55
3.93 remaining
3.675 from Naples
80 points in loan from Spanish FC
30 points in loan from Naples FC
117.605 available
50 - raise two additional Mexican Expeditionary Armies
6 - 3 bases
4 - mobilize two brigades as infantry
1 - mobilize brigade as cavalry
2 - mobilize brigade as artillery battalion + 1 infantry regiment
Free - mobilize brigade as supply train
7 - move units by sea
10 - raise two Mexican rifle brigades
10 - raise two Texan rifle brigades
5 - 10 BB2 - year 4 of 6; 20/30
10 - 10 FF1 - year 4 of 4; 20/20
1 - 3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 2 of 6; 6/9
1 - 4 FF1 [Replacements] - year 2 of 4; 4/6
4 - upgrade two infantry brigades to divisions
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 6 of 6
3 BB2 [Replacements] - year 5 of 6
Viceroyalty of Louisiana
Duchy of Louisiana: 90 thousand [40% white, 10% free colored, 40% slave])
Duke of Louisiana-Pierre-Clément de Laussat
Ports: 1 (New Orleans)
Resources: 2 (Baton Rouge, New Orleans)
Shipping Units: (3) 1.5
Total Income: 4.5
Armed Forces
Fort at Baton Rouge (.1)
2 Garrison Brigades (.2) (militia)
2 Infantry Regiments (.2)
4 remaining
4 -Mobilize two garrison brigades to infantry
Kilani- Posts : 352
Join date : 2017-09-23
Re: Monarquía Hispánica
by Kilani Thu Mar 18, 2021 12:46 pm
January - February, 1805
News slowly trickles in from North America to the court of the king and, so far, the Spanish have some reason to be pleased. The initial Anglo-American invasion of Louisiana appears to have been beaten back, albeit with casualties. Santo Domingo continues to hold out in the face of siege. As of yet, the Spanish Navy has not been forced into an engagement it cannot win. More alarming is the news of the British invasion of Buenos Aires - however there are no details for the court in Madrid to pore over, due to the great distance.
The entry of Russia into the war causes confusion, but less alarm - the Russian navy is generally considered poor and while it adds to the odds against the Spanish, they were already facing an uphill climb in any case.
Closer to home, the fall of Rome causes some consternation. There is tension between the more liberal members of the court and the conservative wing and the clergy. A reaction is urged, but the liberal minister of state manages to hold sway - Spain cannot afford to alienate France, locked as it is in a war with the English.
Meanwhile, in Peru, the Viceroy José Fernando de Abascal y Sousa begins mobilizing what troops he has at his disposal.
In Mexico, the Viceroy continues to rally crillos to the banner - the Anglo-Americans cannot be allowed to simply smash and take whatever they like. First Louisiana, next Texas and then perhaps all of the rest of the continent, surely?
News slowly trickles in from North America to the court of the king and, so far, the Spanish have some reason to be pleased. The initial Anglo-American invasion of Louisiana appears to have been beaten back, albeit with casualties. Santo Domingo continues to hold out in the face of siege. As of yet, the Spanish Navy has not been forced into an engagement it cannot win. More alarming is the news of the British invasion of Buenos Aires - however there are no details for the court in Madrid to pore over, due to the great distance.
The entry of Russia into the war causes confusion, but less alarm - the Russian navy is generally considered poor and while it adds to the odds against the Spanish, they were already facing an uphill climb in any case.
Closer to home, the fall of Rome causes some consternation. There is tension between the more liberal members of the court and the conservative wing and the clergy. A reaction is urged, but the liberal minister of state manages to hold sway - Spain cannot afford to alienate France, locked as it is in a war with the English.
Meanwhile, in Peru, the Viceroy José Fernando de Abascal y Sousa begins mobilizing what troops he has at his disposal.
In Mexico, the Viceroy continues to rally crillos to the banner - the Anglo-Americans cannot be allowed to simply smash and take whatever they like. First Louisiana, next Texas and then perhaps all of the rest of the continent, surely?
Kilani- Posts : 352
Join date : 2017-09-23
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