Marriage
Marries Jean de Navarre, daughter of King Henry of Navarre
Role range: 1285-1314
Follow Philip IV through 68 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Marries Jean de Navarre, daughter of King Henry of Navarre
Role range: 1285-1314
Gains Champagne for the French King's when he marries Marries Jean de Navarre
Role range: 1285-1314
Succeeds as King of France
Role range: 1285-1314
Under the Treaty of Canfranc Charles of Valois is compensated with Anjou & Maine
Role range: 1285-1314
Under the Treaty of Canfranc Charles of Valois is compensated with Anjou & Maine
Role range: 1285-1314
Under the Treaty of Canfranc Charles of Valois is compensated with Anjou & Maine. The invasion of Aragon is abandoned
Role range: 1285-1314
Under the Treaty of Tarascon Charles of Valois is compensated with Anjou & Maine
Role range: 1285-1314
Under the Treaty of Tarascon Charles of Valois is compensated with Anjou & Maine
Role range: 1285-1314
Under the Treaty of Tarascon Charles of Valois is compensated with Anjou & Maine. The invasion of Aragon is abandoned
Role range: 1285-1314
Philip IV captures Agenais
Role range: 1285-1314
Philip IV captures Bordeaux
Role range: 1285-1314
Philip IV captures Perigord
Role range: 1285-1314
Philip IV captures Agenais
Role range: 1285-1314
Philip IV captures Bordeaux
Role range: 1285-1314
Philip IV captures Perigord
Role range: 1285-1314
Philip IV declares Gascony is forfeited to him & confiscates it from Edward I
Role range: 1285-1314
After Philip IVs capture of Gascony Edward I decides upon war with France
Role range: 1285-1314
Philip pronounces a sentence of forfeiture on Edward I & takes possession of Gascony. Philip IV summons Edward I to Paris as his vassal, Edward sends Edmund of Lancaster
Role range: 1285-1314
Philip IV captures Gascony from Edward I
Role range: 1285-1314
Concludes an alliance with Scotland
Role range: 1285-1314
After the burning of Cherbourg abandons invasion in favour of a blockade
Role range: 1285-1314
French forces shift from invasion plans to maritime containment after Cherbourg is burned, seeking to restrict English movement by sea.
Role range: 1285-1314
Prepares for an invasion of England, promises James of Aragon the English throne
Role range: 1285-1314
Abandons invasion in favour of a blockade after the burning of Cherbourg
Role range: 1285-1314
An invasion of England is attempted, and the French admiral, Matthew of Montmorenci, sacks and burns the town of Dover
Forbidden by Papal Bull to tax the clergy
Role range: 1285-1314
Forbidden by Papal Bull to tax the clergy
Role range: 1285-1314
Accepts the arbitration of the Pope to restore Aquitaine to Edward I
Role range: 1285-1314
The Pope intervenes, England & France agree peace & Gascony is returned to England
Role range: 1285-1314
The Flemish are defeated at the Battle of Furnes during their struggle for independence from France
Role range: 1285-1314
Philip IV's forces defeat Flemish resistance near Furnes during the struggle for control of Flanders.
Role range: 1285-1314
The Flemish are defeated at the Battle of Furnes during their struggle for independence from France
Role range: 1285-1314
The Flemish are defeated at the Battle of Furnes during their struggle for independence from France
Role range: 1285-1314
Edward I & Philip IV reach an agreement at Montreuil-sur-Mer
Role range: 1285-1314
Philip IV enters Bruges amid rising hostility to French rule.
Role range: 1285-1314
The French heavy cavalry is defeated by Flemish infantry caught in the mud. 700 Spurs are from the French Knights by the Flemish infantry, "battle of the Spurs"
Role range: 1285-1314
The French defeat at Courtrai sharply weakens Philip IV's effort to absorb Flanders.
Role range: 1285-1314
The 1st opening of the Estates General
Role range: 1285-1314
The 1st opening of the Estates General
Role range: 1285-1314
Summons the First Estate for support
Role range: 1285-1314
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