1 February 1328Death of Charles IVCharles IV
Charles IV dies without a surviving male heir
Historical records for France in 1328, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Charles IV dies without a surviving male heir
Death of Charles IV the Fair, without a male heir
Jeanne of Evreux is pregnant when Charles IV dies
Philip of Valois acts while the royal succession awaits Jeanne's child
Posthumous daughter of Charles IV is born and cannot inherit under French custom
Philip of Valois is accepted as King of France after Blanche's birth
Crowned King of France
Philip VI is crowned King of France at Reims
Philip VI marches into Flanders to support Count Louis
Louis of Nevers regains authority after the French victory
Philip VI defeats Flemish rebels at Cassel
Philip VI crushes the Flemish rebels
Philip VI defeats Flemish rebels near Cassel and restores the authority of Count Louis.
Zannekin is killed during the defeat of the Flemish rebels
Victory at Cassel strengthens Philip VI early in his reign
Edward IIIs claim to the French throne is used to invade France
Succeeds as King of France, Philip VIs nephew
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