8 May 1360Treaty of BretignyCharles V the Wise
Cedes territory to the English in order to release his father John II
Historical records for France in 1360, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Cedes territory to the English in order to release his father John II
Arranges the Anglo-French Treaty of Bretigny
Released by the Treaty of Bretigny & the payment of a 3 million crown ransom. John is released by Edward III for 3 million gold crowns. Edward drops the title King of France
Cedes territory to the English in order to release his father John II
Cedes territory to the English in order to release his father John II
Released by the Treaty of Bretigny & the payment of a 3 million crown ransom
Released from the Tower of London
Raises the ransom for his father John II & gains his release from the English
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