Refusal to Absolve Louis IV
Benedict declared that he could not absolve Louis IV after repeated negotiations failed to produce an acceptable settlement.
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Benedict declared that he could not absolve Louis IV after repeated negotiations failed to produce an acceptable settlement.
Philip VI confiscates Guyenne from Edward III
Philip VI confiscates Guyenne from Edward III
Edward III repudiates his homage to Philip VI
Benedict attempted to prevent war between Edward III of England and Philip VI of France through papal diplomacy.
Fails to arrest Edward Is Ambassador of France Henrt Bergersh, the Bishop of Lincoln
Birth of Charles V the Wise, son of John II
Captures Aquitaine from Edward I who he regards as his Suzerain over Aquitaine
Confiscates Gascony from Edward III
French barons refuse to recognize Edward IIIs claim to the French succession
Announces forfeiture of the English fiefs south of the Loire then invades them
Benedict XII tried to mediate between the kings of England and France as conflict over territories and sovereignty intensified.
Papal representatives worked to promote negotiation between rival rulers as the Anglo French dispute escalated into war.
Barons refuse to recognize the female line & renounce Edward IIIs mother Isabella
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