Alliance Louis XII and James IV of Scots
Promises to pay James IV of Scots for equipping his navy
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Promises to pay James IV of Scots for equipping his navy
Claude fights for France during the Italian Wars campaign in northern Italy
Defeat at the Battle of Novara contributes to the French withdrawal from the Duchy of Milan
Defeat at the Battle of Novara contributes to the French withdrawal from the Duchy of Milan & Italy
Defeat at the Battle of Novara contributes to the French withdrawal from the Duchy of Milan & Italy
Henry lands at Calais to take personal command of the main English invasion army assembled for the campaign against northern France.
Sends 2 shiploads of weepons to Scotland. James IV accepts finance & equipment for a "2nd front" against England
James IV accepts finance & equipment for a "2nd front" against England
Henry's army invests Therouanne, making the fortified French town the first major objective of his personally led invasion campaign.
Sends an ultimatum to Henry VIII at Therouanne in Flanders but is ignored
Henry VIII & Ferdinand of Aragon fight France, French knights lose their spurs. Emperor Maximilian & Henry defeat the French at Guineagate
English troops under Henry VIII defeat a French army under Marshal La Palice
Henry's forces defeat French cavalry at Guinegate during the relief attempt for Therouanne, a victory remembered by the English as the Battle of the Spurs.
Therouanne surrenders to Henry's invading army, giving the king a major success before English forces move on to Tournai.
Tournai submits to Henry VIII, allowing an English occupation and marking the second major territorial success of the 1513 French invasion.
Henry advances to Tournai and places the city under siege as the English campaign continues deeper into French-held territory.
Sends an envoy to James IV for an alliance against England
Sends an envoy to James IV for an alliance against England
Louis XII reached a new alliance with Venice after the former enemies changed sides in the Italian Wars.
The Franco-Venetian alliance at Blois provided a diplomatic framework for renewed operations against Milan.
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