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Birth of future KIng Philip VI
1293
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Archbishops governed Lyon, France until early 1300's
1300
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First Christian Jubilee Year
1300
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King Philip VI kidnaps Pope Boniface VIII and beats him
1303
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later Boniface later dies in Rome; death ends struggle between King Philip and the pope over papal powers in France
Louis X marries to Margret of Burgundy
1305
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Pope Clement V claims the Papal See
1305
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Philip IV banishes the Jews from France
1306
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Clement V settles in Avignon to escape civil unrest in Rome
1310
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Order of the knights Templar is abolished
1312
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being accused of witchcraft
Louis X becomes king
1314 - 1316
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King Louis X marries to Clemence d'Anjou
1315
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King Louis X dies
1316
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France adopted Silac Law
1317
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excluded women from succession to the throne
Charles IV becomes king
1322
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Queen Isabella and Roger Mortimer sail to England
1326
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accompanied by an army to rebel against King Edward II
King Charles IV dies without direct descendant
1328
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Philip VI becomes first king of the House of Valois
1328
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Start of building work on papal palace in Avignon
1334
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Outbreak of Hundred Years' War between France and England
1337
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Pierre Roger elected Pope; takes name Clement VI
1342
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Battle of Crecy
1346
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English army under Edward III defeats French forces; large numbers of hostages taken
Arrival of the Black Death
1348
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Clement successfully negotiates to but Avignon from Joanna, Countess of Provence. Plot to deliver Augues- Mortes to English forces fails
Death of King Philip of France
1350
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Death of Clement VI; death of Cardinal Ceccani
1352
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The French recapture Poitou and Brittany
1372
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regain control of the English Channel
John of Gaunt returns from war and takes control of the government
1374
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Church splits
1378
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one pope in Rome and another in Avignon
Charles VI becomes king
1380 - 1422
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John of Gaunt and Richard II
1385
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fruitless military campaign in Scotland
John of Gaunt leads unsuccessful military expedition
1386
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to Spain to try and win the crown of Castile
A Truce between France, England and Scotland
1389
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stops all fighting
Benedict XIII antipope at Avignon hold Avignon Papal See
1394 - 1423
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John of Gaunt dies
1399
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The Great Schism
1410
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papacy reunited and once more permanently resident in Rome