1435
Alliance Great Britain and France
Philipe the Good breaks his oath to Henry IV & returns to his French allegiance
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Philipe the Good breaks his oath to Henry IV & returns to his French allegiance
Philipe the Good breaks his oath to Henry IV & returns to his French allegiance
Buried at Rouen Cathedral
The English withdraw from the Congress. France wants Henry VI to renounce the French throne
Opening day of the Congress to arrange a general peace
The English withdraw from the Congres. France demands Henry VI renounce the French throne, the English refuse. France demands Henry VI renounce the French throne
The English withdraw from the Congres after refusing to renounce the French throne
Heads the Congress of Arras
Philipe the Good sets himself up as an arbiter between England & France. Heads the Congress of Arras
Breaks the Treaty of Troyes & makes a separate peace with the French
The Duke of Burgundy makes a separate peace with the French
Breaks the Treaty of Troyes & makes a separate peace with the French
Burgundy retains all land gained in alliance with England, except for Champagne & Brie
Burgundy retains all land gained in alliance with England, except for Champagne & Brie
The Duke of Burgundy makes a peace Treaty with Charles VII. Philipe receives the Somme towns and is exempted from homage to the crown. Philipe deserts his English allies and recognizes Charles as king of France. Burgundy retains all land gained in alliance with England, except for Champagne & Brie
Philipe receives the Somme towns and is exempted from homage to the French crown. Philipe deserts his English allies and recognizes Charles as king of France
Philipe receives the Somme towns and is exempted from homage to the French crown. Philipe deserts his English allies and recognizes Charles as king of France
Philipe deserts his English allies and recognizes Charles as King of France. Burgundy retains all land gained in alliance with England, except for Champagne & Brie. Burgundy makes a peace Treaty with Charles VII
Philipe receives the Somme towns and is exempted from homage to the crown
Philipe receives the Somme towns and is exempted from homage to the crown. Philipe deserts his English allies and recognizes Charles as king of France. Burgundy retains all land gained in alliance with England, except for Champagne & Brie. Burgundy makes a peace Treaty with Charles VII
Death of John of Bedford
Death of John of Bedford
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