Imperial Army
The Imperial Army of Charles V is defeated by the French south of Turin
Role range: 1547-1559 – 1519-1556
Follow Charles V through 115 dated historical records for Spain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
The Imperial Army of Charles V is defeated by the French south of Turin
Role range: 1547-1559 – 1519-1556
Charles V is joined by English troops in his assault on Paris
Role range: 1547-1559 – 1519-1556
Francis I promises help against the Protestant Estates of the Empire & gives up Naples
Role range: 1547-1559 – 1519-1558
Francis I promises help against the Protestant Estates of the Empire & gives up Naples. Charles V returns Burgundy
Role range: 1547-1559 – 1519-1558
Under the Treaty of Crespy Charles V renounces his claim to Burgundy
Role range: 1547-1559 – 1519-1556
Keeps Under the terms of the Peace of Crespy Charles V keeps Milan
Role range: 1547-1559 – 1519-1556
Under the Peace of Crespy Francis I gives up Naples
Role range: 1547-1559 – 1519-1558
Ends The Treaty of Crespy ends the Schmalkaldic wars. Charles V renounces his claim to Burgundy but keeps Milan
Role range: 1547-1559 – 1519-1556
Charles V & Francois I make peace in the Treaty of Crepy-en-Valois
Role range: 1547-1559 – 1519-1558
Charles V & Suleyman make peace in the Treaty of Adrianople
Role range: 1519-1558
Proclaims the Augsburg Interim, a failed attempt to unite Catholics & Protestants
Role range: 1519-1556
The laity can receive the Communion Cup & Protestant ministers can keep their wives. Rejected by most Protestant Princes & only accepted by Pope Paul in 1549. Defines a form of Catholicism acceptable to Protestants
Role range: 1519-1556
Tries to recapture Lorraine but is repulsed at Metz
A truce between Charles V & the Schmaldic League
Role range: 1519-1556
A truce between Charles V & the Schmaldic League
Role range: 1519-1556
Commences a failed attempt to invade Picardy
Role range: 1547-1559 – 1519-1556
Defeated by the French who end Charles invasion of Picardy
Role range: 1547-1559 – 1519-1556
Philip II is given the Government of The Netherlands by his father Charles V
Role range: 1519-1556
Divides lands between the Spanish & Austrian Habsburgs
Role range: 1519-1556
Charles V abdicates and divides his territories between Philip and Ferdinand of Austria. The Peace of Augsburg ends the war in Germany and confirms the existence of the Protestant princes
Role range: 1519-1556
Paul IV is elected Pope and takes the side of France, whereupon an exhausted Charles finally gives up hopes of a world Christian empire
Role range: 1519-1556
Princes in the Empire have a right to impose their religion on their subjects
Role range: 1519-1558
Princes in the Empire have a right to impose their religion on their subjects. A religious settlement following the Diet of Augsburg
Role range: 1519-1558
Princes in the Empire have a right to impose their religion on their subjects
Role range: 1519-1558
Princes in the Empire have a right to impose their religion on their subjects. A religious settlement following the Diet of Augsburg
Role range: 1519-1558
Paul IV was elected Pope and took the side of France, whereupon an exhausted Charles finally gave up his hopes of a world Christian empire, he abdicated and divided his territories between Philip and Ferdinand of Austria, the Peace of Augsburg ended the war in Germany and accepted the existence of the Protestant princes
Role range: 1519-1556
Philip II retains Spain, Italy & The Netherlands. Ferdinand I becomes Emperor & rules Austria, Hungary & Bohemia. Charles V fails in battle & is forced to sign the Peace of Vaucelles then abdicates
Role range: 1519-1556
Charles V fails in battle & is forced to sign the Peace of Vaucelles then abdicates
Role range: 1519-1556
Charles Vs brother succeeds as Emperor & his son Philip II succeeds in Spain
Role range: 1519-1556
Charles V fails in battle & is forced to sign the Peace of Vaucelles then abdicates
Role range: 1519-1556
Charles V fails in battle & is forced to sign the Peace of Vaucelles then abdicates
Role range: 1519-1556
Charles V fails in battle & is forced to sign the Peace of Vaucelles then abdicates
Role range: 1519-1556
Charles V fails in battle & is forced to sign the Peace of Vaucelles then abdicates
Role range: 1519-1556
Charles V dies in retirement at the monastery of Yuste
Role range: 1519-1556
Death of Charles V in retirement at Yuste
Role range: 1519-1556
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