Succession
Succeeds as King of France
Role range: 1483-1498
Follow Charles VIII through 25 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Succeeds as King of France
Role range: 1483-1498
Defeats a rebellion by the Dukes of Orleans & Brittany
Captures Brittany
Role range: 1483-1498
Marries Anne of Brittany
Role range: 1483-1498
Under the Treaty of Etaples Charles VIII agrees to drop his support for Perkin Warbeck & other rebels
Role range: 1483-1498
Under the Treaty of Etaples Charles VIII agrees to pay Henry VII for the Brittany campaign. Henry VII & Charles VIII formally make peace
Role range: 1489-1492 – 1483-1498
Under the Treaty of Etaples Charles VIII agrees to drop his support for Perkin Warbeck & other rebels. Henry VII renounces his claims to France, excluding Calais. Charles VII agrees to pay Henry VIII under the Treaty of Picquigny for Brittany campaig
Role range: 1483-1498
Under the Treaty of Etaples Charles VIII agrees to pay Henry VII for the Brittany campaign. Agrees to pay Henry VIII under the Treaty of Picquigny for the Brittany campaign
Role range: 1489-1492 – 1483-1498
Agrees to pay Henry VIII under the Treaty of Picquigny for the Brittany campaign
Role range: 1483-1498
The Treaty of Narbonne cedes Rousillion & Cerdagne from France to Aragon
Role range: 1483-1498
Under the Treaty of Narbonne cedes Rousillion & Cerdagne from France to Aragon
Role range: 1483-1498
Hopes to obtain Ferdinands support to invade Italy, Ferdinand joins Maximilian I. Cedes Rousillion & Cerdagne from France to Aragon
Role range: 1483-1498
Artois & Franche Comte are ceded to the German Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I
Role range: 1483-1498
On his way to Naples, Charles crushes every army the Pope & Naples can send against him & massacres any city that resists. Charles VIII leads a French army & Swiss mercenaries & the first train of artillery seen in history into Italy
Role range: 1482-1503 – 1483-1498
Spain, the Habsburgs, England & Italian states force Charles VIII to give up Naples
Role range: 1483-1498
Charles VIII, with his General Louis II de La Tr‚moille, enters Naples almost without opposition
Role range: 1482-1503 – 1483-1498
The Holy League of the Republic of Venice, the Duke of Milan, the Pope, the Spanish King, the English King & Maximilian I. The Holy League is formed to repulse Charles VIIIs invasion of Italy
Role range: 1482-1503 – 1483-1498
The Holy League is formed to repulse Charles VIIIs invasion of Italy
Role range: 1482-1503 – 1483-1498
Charles leaves Naples leaving behind a garrison to hold Italy proclaiming that he only desires a safe return to France
Role range: 1482-1503 – 1483-1498
Charles leaves Naples leaving behind a garrison to hold Italy proclaiming that he only desires a safe return to France
Role range: 1482-1503 – 1483-1498
Naples surrenders to Charles VIII who is crowned King,
Role range: 1483-1498
Naples surrenders to Charles VIII who is crowned King,
Role range: 1483-1498
After the Battle of Fornovo Charles VIII abandons his claims in Italy, a victory for the Holy League
Role range: 1482-1503 – 1483-1498
After the Battle of Fornovo Charles VIII abandons his claims in Italy, a victory for the Holy League
Role range: 1482-1503 – 1483-1498
Death of Charles VIII, the last of the elder branch of the House of Valois. Death of Charles VIII, he throne passes to a cousin, the duc dOrleans, who reigns as King Louis XII
Role range: 1483-1498
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