1202
Trial
Sentenced to have all of his French Crown lands forfeited. Philip demands Johns a trial in Paris for his treatment of the Lusignan brothers. John refuses to stand trial before Philip II. John is tried in his absence
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Sentenced to have all of his French Crown lands forfeited. Philip demands Johns a trial in Paris for his treatment of the Lusignan brothers. John refuses to stand trial before Philip II. John is tried in his absence
The Treaty of Paris is followed by 30 years of peace between France & England. Pays homage to Louis IX for Gascony & Aquitaine. Gives up Normandy, Maine, Anjou & Poitou
Requests implementation of the Treaty of Paris by handing over 3 Bishoprics to England
An agrrement is made is Paris for Edward to marry Philips sister Margaret
Philip IV summons Edward I to Paris as his vassal, Edward sends Edmund of Lancaster
Sends Edmund, his brother, to Philip the Fair on charges of piracy & other greivences
Philp IV declares that Edward I is a "contumacious vassal"
Under the Treaty of Paris Edward regains some French land & Philippes daughter marries Edward's son, the future Edward II
Under the Treaty of Paris Edward regains some French land & Philippes daughter marries Edward's son, the future Edward II. After Philippe IVs defeat at Courtrai, he called on Edward I for a peace Treaty
The Bishop of Lincoln challenges "Philippe, who calls himself King of France"
England keeps Calais & part of Gascony. Charles agrees to support Richard if he is attacked, the peace lasts for 30 yrs
Henry V marches on Paris & dictates terms to Charles VI. Henry V makes an alliance with the Burgundians
Birth of Catherine of Valois, daughter of Charles VI of France
Burgundian-inspired Cabochien Revolt in Paris
Duke Jean-sans-Peur of Burgundy gains control of Paris, the Dauphin Charles flees south of the Loire
Henry Vs 9 month son Henry VI become King of England & heir to the French throne
Occupies Paris for the English
Defends Paris from the French after the coronation of Charles VII at Rheims
Crowned as Henry II of France, under the terms of the Treaty of Troyes
Crowned as Henry II of France, under the terms of the Treaty of Troyes
Crowned in Paris as King of France at Notre Dame
The French army enters Paris, without Burgundy the English cannot defend it
Appointed Ambassador of France
Seeks exile in Paris with his nephew Henry VII after the Battle of Tewkesbury
Henry Tudor escapes to Paris
Henry Tudor escapes to Paris
Henry Tudor is warned of a kidnap attempt by supporters of Richard III
More and Erasmus collaborate on a Latin translation of the works of Lucian, published in Paris in 1506
Margaret signs an oath saying she had no issues to Louis XII
Death of Louis XII, 2 months after his marriage to Margaret
Suffolk crosses the Somme & threatens Paris but is forced to retreat
Suffolk crosses the Somme & threatens Paris but is forced to retreat
Negotiates possible marriage between Elizabeth I & Anjou, younger brother of Charles
Appointed Ambassador of France
Appointed Ambassador of France
Appointed English ambassador to France during Charles II's Restoration diplomacy.
Serves as ambassador extraordinary in Paris between February and April during the opening months of James II's reign.
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