Historical records for France in 1214, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The Battle of Bouvines ensures the succession of Frederick II as Emperor. The Battle of Bouvines ends Johns campaigns in France. The Battle of Bouvines confirms Philip II as ruler of northern France. Phillip II captures Flanders after the Battle of Bouvines. Philip II defeats Otto IV at Bouvines after he had invaded France to assist King John
Philip II defeats the coalition army at Bouvines and strengthens French influence over Flanders.
Phillip II captures Flanders after the Battle of Bouvines
Philip II defeats Otto IV at Bouvines after he had invaded France to assist King John
The Battle of Bouvines ensures the succession of Frederick II as Emperor. The Battle of Bouvines confirms Philip II as ruler of northern France
Takes a lease out on Hong Kong
John & Philip make a truce by the peace of Chinon
Defeats King John during his attempts to reconquer lost English territories
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