-
After having been built in the National Assembly, and when the door of the room in which they will deliberate is closed by royal order, the representatives of the third estate meet in the covered pediment that was used to play ball and solemnly swear not to divide until they endowed France from a constitution. -
Its governor, De Launay, opens fire on the attackers causing a hundred deaths, however he is forced to capitulate and is assassinated on the plot. 3 days later Louis XVI recognizes the new order of things by going to the City Hall escorted by the Marquis de Lafayette, a profound man in the case as commander of the National Guard. -
After a day's journey north, where loyal troops have to escort them to the other side of the border, they are discovered and detained in the town of Varennes, and from there returned to Paris, where they receive a cold reception. -
The Constituent Assembly dissolves and,
After a census-based election to which the outgoing deputies do not have the possibility to demonstrate, the Legislative Assembly is centered on October 1. -
The monarch and his family take shelter in the Legislative Assembly, and an Insurrectionary Commune takes control of the Paris City Council. The Assembly provisionally suspends the monarch and calls a National Convention. -
The executioner raises his head in front of a shocked crowd, who learned that same morning of the murder of deputy Le Peletier de Saint-Fargeau by a former bodyguard. The English and Spanish monarchies will immediately join the nations at war against the French Republic -
News of the military setbacks in Belgium creates a climate of concern and outrage in Paris. In addition, an attempted uprising is created in Paris on the part of the Enragés, with complicities in the Jacobin Club and the Commune. In the following days the catholic and monarchical area of the Vendée took up arms against the Republic. -
The union between the Jacobins and the Enragés with the support of the Commune mobilizes the sections of Paris against the moderate leaders of the Convention. After 3 days of pulse, during which it is harassed by the National Guard, the Convention yields and puts twenty-nine of its members and 2 ministers under house arrest. -
The deposed queen is guillotined after a mock trial in the Revolutionary Court, during which she is accused of having incestuous relations with her son. -
After a year in which the Thermidorians control the Convention, and 4 of an authoritarian regime through the Directory, the coup d'état of Brumaire 18 takes place, in which General Napoleon Bonaparte, recently returned from Egypt, takes power as first consul.