Peace with Flanders
Philip brought the long conflict with Flanders to a negotiated settlement.
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1320 in France
Explore 6 historical events and records for France in 1320.
Historical records for France in 1320
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Court of Accounts
Philip established a court responsible for auditing royal accounts and checking payments to the crown.
Flemish Marriage Settlement
The settlement with Flanders was reinforced by a marriage arrangement linking the French and Flemish ruling families.
Investigations of Cathar Beliefs
Fournier personally examined suspected adherents of Cathar beliefs, leaving detailed testimony preserved in the Pamiers register.
Meeting with Edward II
Philip met Edward II at Amiens to address homage and obligations connected with the English king's French possessions.
Suppression of the Shepherds Crusade
Philip's government moved against the violent Shepherds' Crusade and drove its surviving bands south toward Aragon.
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