Capture of Poitou
Phillip II captures Poitu from John & gives it to Johns nephwe Arthur of Brittany
Role range: 1180-1223
Follow Philip II through 72 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Phillip II captures Poitu from John & gives it to Johns nephwe Arthur of Brittany
Role range: 1180-1223
After Johns trial Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
Role range: 1180-1223
Phillip II captures Aquitaine from John & gives it to Johns nephwe Arthur of Brittany
Role range: 1180-1223
After Johns trial Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
Role range: 1180-1223
After Johns trial Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
Role range: 1180-1223
After Johns trial Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
Role range: 1180-1223
John charges the Lusignans with treason who appeal to Philip II
Role range: 1180-1223
Captures Chateau Gaillard, the fortress built by Richard I to protect Normandy
Role range: 1180-1223
Captures Chateau Gaillard, the fortress built by Richard I to protect Normandy
Role range: 1180-1223
Completes the capture of Normandy from John by taking Rouen
Role range: 1180-1223
Completes the capture of Normandy from John by taking Rouen
Role range: 1180-1223
Completes the capture of Normandy from John by taking Rouen
Role range: 1180-1223
Signs a 2 yr truce with John
Role range: 1180-1223
Philip II captures Anjou from the English
Role range: 1180-1223
Philip II captures Anjou from the English
Role range: 1180-1223
The castles of Chinon & Loches, both in Touraine, fall into the hands of Philip II
Role range: 1180-1223
Defeated in the sea Battle by the English & prevented from taking Flanders
Role range: 1180-1223
Philip II campaigns against Flemish ports before English naval intervention disrupts his invasion preparations.
Role range: 1180-1223
Defeated by the English at the Battle of Damme & prevented from capturing Flanders
Role range: 1180-1223
Philip II assembled naval forces to press his campaign in Flanders while also confronting English interests on the coast.
The loss and destruction of vessels at Damme undermined the French king's maritime support for operations in Flanders.
Takes a lease out on Hong Kong
Role range: 1180-1223
The Battle of Bouvines ensures the succession of Frederick II as Emperor. The Battle of Bouvines ends Johns campaigns in France. The Battle of Bouvines confirms Philip II as ruler of northern France. Phillip II captures Flanders after the Battle of Bouvines. Philip II defeats Otto IV at Bouvines after he had invaded France to assist King John
Role range: 1180-1223
Philip II defeats the coalition army at Bouvines and strengthens French influence over Flanders.
Role range: 1180-1223
Phillip II captures Flanders after the Battle of Bouvines
Role range: 1180-1223
Philip II defeats Otto IV at Bouvines after he had invaded France to assist King John
Role range: 1180-1223
The Battle of Bouvines ensures the succession of Frederick II as Emperor. The Battle of Bouvines confirms Philip II as ruler of northern France
Role range: 1180-1223
John & Philip make a truce by the peace of Chinon
Role range: 1180-1223
Defeats King John during his attempts to reconquer lost English territories
Role range: 1180-1223
Philip II defeated a coalition that included Flemish forces at Bouvines and consolidated his authority in northern France.
Honorius declares a prolongation of the peace between England & France by 4 yrs
Role range: 1180-1223
Death of Philip II, dying words are "now there is only one King in France"
Role range: 1180-1223
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