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Hunderd Day War

  • Philip VI arrested all English merchants in Flanders
    Jan 1, 1336

    Philip VI arrested all English merchants in Flanders

    Philip VI arrested all English merchants in Flanders and took away the privileges of the Flemish towns and the craft guilds. This caused the Flemings to revolt against French control and make an alliance with England.
  • Edward III claimed he  was rightfully the king of France
    Jan 1, 1337

    Edward III claimed he was rightfully the king of France

    Edward III claimed that he himself was rightfully the king of France because his mother was a sister of the late French king.
  • Edward III landed in Normandy with an army of about 10,000 men.
    Jul 1, 1346

    Edward III landed in Normandy with an army of about 10,000 men.

    Edward III landed in Normandy with an army of about 10,000 men.
  • Genoese advanced to the attack and Frane surrenders
    Sep 28, 1347

    Genoese advanced to the attack and Frane surrenders

    The english had already won the first great land battle of the long war but after Crécy, the town of Calais France surrenders.
  • Black Death takes over
    Jan 1, 1354

    Black Death takes over

    The war was lagged for 10 years becasue of the Black Death. Killed more than a third of Europe's population.
  • England and France renewed their war (After the Black Death)
    Jan 1, 1355

    England and France renewed their war (After the Black Death)

    The English now carried the conflict into southern France instead of confining it to the northern section as before
  • A treaty with England was finally concluded at Bretigny
    Jan 1, 1360

    A treaty with England was finally concluded at Bretigny

    After the Black Prince and his french men offered to surrender his spoils and his prisoners and to promise not to fight for seven years if he might be allowed a safe retreat. This offer was rejected(1356). And the French won yet again. But a traety was finally concluded at Bretigny in 1360.
  • New king of France, Charles V
    Jan 1, 1369

    New king of France, Charles V

    Charles V found an excuse for breaking the treaty and renewing the war. For nearly a generation the war then languished because of factional strife for power in both England and France.
  • Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orléans
    Jan 1, 1429

    Joan of Arc, the Maid of Orléans

    Victory followed victory in rapid succession, until finally Joan led the dauphin through a hostile country to be crowned at Reims as King Charles VII.
  • Hundred Years War finally ended with the  feudal system weakining
    Mar 10, 1453

    Hundred Years War finally ended with the feudal system weakining

    Finally the war ended in 1453 with only Calais remaining in English hands.