Peace Negotiations at London
Joins the peace negotiations between England & France
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1525 in France
Explore 15 historical events and records for France in 1525.
Historical records for France in 1525
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January
February
Arrest of Francis I
Francis I is captured in Lombardy by the Viceroy of Naples in a war against Charles I
Battle of Pavia
Francis I is captured in Lombardy by the Viceroy of Naples in a war against Charles I
Battle of Pavia
Death of Louis de la Tr‚moille, dies from wounds inflicted at the Battle of Pavia. Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor, defeats Francis I, King of France, taking him prisoner to Spain
Battle of Pavia
Louis de la Tr‚moille falls from his horse & is shot through the heart
Battle of Pavia
Death of Jacques de la Palice, killed at the Battle of Pavia
Death of Jacques de la Palice
Death of Jacques de la Palice, killed at the Battle of Pavia
July
Diplomatic Negotiations at Paris
Henry VIII breaks off talks after the Battle of Pavia. Charles V refuses to restore Henry VIII to the French throne
Peace Negotiations at London
Brinon returns to London to resume peace talks
August
Treaty of More
Henry VIII agrees to help release Francis I from Charles V for 2,000,000 Ecus
Other events (month unknown)
Treaty of More
Brinon & the French ambassadors sign 5 treaties known as the Treaty of the More
Capture of Milan
Francis Is campaign in Italy begins with the capture of Milan
Invasion of Italy
Francis Is campaign in Italy begins with the capture of Milan
Siege of Milan
Francis Is campaign in Italy begins with the capture of Milan
Siege of Pavia
Francis I lays siege to Pavia, 20 miles south of Milan. Fernando Francisco de Avalos raises Franicis Is siege of Pavia
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