30 April 1202Rule of FrancePhilip II
Grants Johnss former lands, except for Normandy, to Johns nephew Arthur of Brittany
Historical records for France in 1202, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Grants Johnss former lands, except for Normandy, to Johns nephew Arthur of Brittany
Philip II completes the capture of Johns French lands
Captured by his uncle King John of England during the Battle of Mirabeau
Captured by his uncle King John of England during the Battle of Mirabeau. After the Battle of Mirabeau rumour circulates that, drunk & possessed, John had slain Arthur & thrown his body into the Seine
John captures over 200 knights & all the leaders of the rebellion, including Arthur and Hugh le Brun
Leads the English forces to victory against the French
Responds to Johns dismissal of him by occupying Angers
Phillip II captures Anjou from John & gives it to Johns nephwe Arthur of Brittany
Phillip II captures Anjou from John & gives it to Johns nephwe Arthur of Brittany
Phillip II captures Aquitaine from John & gives it to Johns nephwe Arthur of Brittany
After Johns trial Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
After Johns trial Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
After Johns trial Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
Phillip II captures Poitu from John & gives it to Johns nephwe Arthur of Brittany
Dismissed as by John after the Battle of Mirabeau, a fateful act as John needs him
Receives Arthur of Brittanys homage for Brittany, Poitou, Anjou, Maine & Touraine
After Johns trial Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
Phillip II captures Anjou from John & gives it to Johns nephwe Arthur of Brittany
Phillip II captures Aquitaine from John & gives it to Johns nephwe Arthur of Brittany
Philip wants Normandy to become an inegral part of France
Phillip II captures Poitu from John & gives it to Johns nephwe Arthur of Brittany
Responds to Johns dismissal of him by occupying Angers
After Johns trial Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
After Johns trial Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
After Johns trial Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
John charges the Lusignans with treason who appeal to Philip II
Philip holds the trial for for Johns treatment of the Lusignan brothers. Philip demands Johns castles in Normandy. John refuses to stand trial before Philip II. John is tried in his absence & has all his French Crown lands forfeited
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