Edward III1335
England & France unite for the Crusade after France has no need to ally with Scotland
England · Warfare / Hundred Years War. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
England & France unite for the Crusade after France has no need to ally with Scotland
Returns to England after agreeing a truce with France
Signs a truce with Philip IV
A 2 year truce is signed at Bordeaux
Makes peace with France at the Peace of Calais
The truce with France expires
Anglo-French talks resume in Calais
Agrees to a three year truce with France
Leads a deputation at Amiens to discuss a final peace settlement with Charles VI
Richard II & Charles VI agree peace at the Peace of Paris
England keeps Calais & part of Gascony. Charles agrees to support Richard if he is attacked, the peace lasts for 30 yrs
Henry V invades Normandy after the French refuse his terms, thereby bringing the truce of Leulinghen to an end
The Duke of Burgundy concludes a separate truce with the French
The English court is forced to leave Paris for Rouen
The Duke of Burgundy makes a separate peace with the French
Receives a letter from Philippe the Good declaring for peace between France & England
Agrees to marry Margaret of Anjou in return for a two year truce with France
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