4 August 1534
First Marriage
Mary of Guise marries Louis d Orleans Duke of Longueville
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Browse historical events and people recorded at Paris in Scotland. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Mary of Guise marries Louis d Orleans Duke of Longueville
Visits France where Francis I offers Marie de Vendome as a bride. Attends a marriage service of the daughter of Vendome but finds her too unattractive. Asks to marry Francis Is daughter Madeleine, the French King agrees
Marries Mary of Guise, daughter of the Duke of Guise & Antoinette of Bourbon
Marries James V, in Notre Dame Cathedral
Mary marries Francis and later becomes Queen Consort of France
Mary Queen of Scots marries the French dauphin Francis
Mary of Scots becomes Queen Consort of France and links Scotland to Guise influence
Mary of Scots becomes queen consort of France after Francis II succeeds
Meets Mary Queen of Scots
Elizabeth refuses safe conduct after Mary declines to ratify the Treaty of Edinburgh
Refused passage through England because she will not ratify the Treaty of Edinburgh
Death of James II
Mary II or Queen Anne as legitimate sovereigns. Louis XIV recognises James France's Edward as James III of England and VIII of Scotland
On his fathers death in 1701 James declared himself King as King James III of England and VIII of Scotland and was recognised as such by France Spain the Papal States and Modena these states refuse to recognise William III
An edict orders a recoinage registered in the cour des monnaies
Appointed Controller General of Finance
Bank-notes & company shares are devalued
Dismissed as the Controller General of Finance
The edict of 21st May is repealed
Provenance
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