Peninsular War

Definition

The Peninsular War was a conflict that took place from 1807 to 1814 in the Iberian Peninsula, primarily between France and Spain. It was part of the larger Napoleonic Wars and resulted in significant political and social changes in Spain.

Related terms

Guerrilla Warfare: This term refers to unconventional warfare tactics used by smaller groups against larger armies.

Napoleon Bonaparte: He was a French military leader who played a major role in the Peninsular War.

Spanish Resistance: This term describes the efforts made by Spanish civilians and soldiers to resist French occupation during the war.