5 January 1665Journal des SavantsJean-Baptiste Colbert
Supports learned publishing and royal intellectual policy in France.
Historical records for France in 1665, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Supports learned publishing and royal intellectual policy in France.
Edits the first issue of the Journal des Savants.
Rules as the Journal des Savants begins publication.
The Journal des Savants begins publication as one of Europe's first learned journals.
Rules as Moliere stages Dom Juan during the height of royal theatrical patronage.
Premieres Dom Juan in Paris after the controversy over Tartuffe.
Philip IV's death renews French succession claims.
Philip IV's death renews French interest in Spanish inheritance claims through Maria Theresa.
Continues centralising financial administration under Louis XIV.
Maintains pressure on Jansenist communities over acceptance of anti-Jansenist formularies.
The Assembly of the Clergy presses the crown to act more strongly against heresy.
Strengthens personal rule and administrative control during the early years of his direct reign.
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