1225
Invasion of France
Despatches his brother Richard to Gsacony to recover lost French territories
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Despatches his brother Richard to Gsacony to recover lost French territories
Commands an expedition that captures Gascony
Commands an expedition that captures Gascony
de Montforts strict rule drives Gascony into rebellion
de Montforts strict rule drives Gascony into rebellion
Cleared of charges by Henry III of Gascon of misrule, retires to France
Under the Treaty of Toledo Alfonso renounces Gascony. Alfonso renounces claims to Gascony if Henry consults him in dealing with the Gascons
Succeeds as Duke of Gascony during his marriage to Eleanor. Marries to protect Englands last possession in France, Gascony
Succeeds as Duke of Gascony during his marriage to Eleanor
Helps Henry III suppres a rebellion in Gascony
Helps Henry III suppres a rebellion in Gascony
Helps Henry III suppres a rebellion in Gascony
Under the Treaty of Paris Henry agrees to pay homage to Louis IX for Gascony
Edward I spends 1 yr putting down a rebellion in Gascony led by Gaston de Bearn
Lives in Gascony for the next 3 yrs. Forced to pay homage to Philip IV in order to defend Gascony
Philip IV captures Gascony from Edward I. After Philip IVs capture of Gascony Edward I decides upon war with France
After Philip IVs capture of Gascony Edward I decides upon war with France
An English force sails up the Gironde & disembarks at Rioms near Bordeaux. Opens Parliament to raise taxes for war in Gascony. A rebellion breaks out in Gascony
Sets up base at Rioms with an English invasion force
A rebellion breaks out in Gascony
A rebellion breaks out in Gascony
Philip IV captures Gascony from Edward I. Opens Parliament to raise taxes for war in Gascony
Philip IV declares Gascony is forfeited to him & confiscates it from Edward I
An English force sails up the Gironde & disembarks at Rioms near Bordeaux
Apart from the capture of Bayonne the invasion of Gascony ends in disaster
Lancaster leads an expedition into Gascony
Edward s nephew leads the English invasion of Gascony
Joins the Earl of Norfolk in refusing to serve in Gascony
Norfolk & Hereford lead a party who persuade Edward I not to invade Gascony
The Pope intervenes, England & France agree peace & Gascony is returned to England. A truce is concluded which leaves virtually all of Gascony in French hands
Gascony is restored after Edward I marries Margaret of France. Edward's marriage to Margaret of France, Philip IVs sister, restores Gascony
England & France sign a Treaty which returns Gascony to England
Created Duke of Gascony
Philip IV captures Gascony from Edward III
Recaptures most of Gascony
Recaptures most of Gascony
Sends Henry of Grosmont to lead English operations in Gascony
Renews offensive operations in France through Gascony Brittany and Flanders
Appoints Edward of Woodstock as lieutenant in Gascony
Edward the Black Prince is appointed Lieutenant in Gascony, he departs for Gascony to take up duties
Edward the Black Prince is appointed Lieutenant in Gascony, he departs for Gascony to take up duties
Edward the Black Prince is appointed Lieutenant in Gascony, he departs for Gascony to take up duties
Edward III grants the Prince of Wales the Kingdom of Gascony
Gascon nobles appeal to Charles V against the Black Prince's taxation
After the nobles revolt in Gascony Edward reclaims the throne of France
After the nobles revolt in Gascony Edward reclaims the throne of France
Albret resists tax collection and turns toward the French king
Under the Treaty of Bruges England retains parts of Gascony around Bordeaux
Agrees to Ferdinands suggestion to invade Gascony
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