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Rule of Aquitaine

England · Warfare / Hundred Years War. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

5Records
1259–1360Date range
3Named people
2Places

Chronological records

1259

Henry III4 December 1259

Aquitaine · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Under the Treaty of Paris Henry agrees to pay homage to Louis IX for Aquitaine

1329

Edward III1329

Aquitaine · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Edward III inherits Aquitaine. Populated by Gascons with a culture and language separate from the French, the inhabitants of Aquitaine preferred their relationship with the English crown. However, France continued to interfere in the affairs of the Gascons in matters both of law and war

1337

Edward III1337

Amiens · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Philip confiscated the lands of Aquitaine in 1337, precipitating war between England and France. Edward III revokes the oath of Amiens which recognized Philip VIs rule over Aquitaine

1360

Edward III1360

Aquitaine · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Under the Treaty of Bretigny Edward gains sovereignty over Aquitaine

Edward the Black Prince1360

Aquitaine · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Rules Aquitaine, 1360-71

Names involved

Edward IIIEdward the Black PrinceHenry III

Provenance

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