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| Alliance Edward I |  |
| Nuremburg An Alliance is concluded with Adolf of Nassau, the Emperor elect |
| Battle of Blaye Edward I | |
| Blaye Raises a force which captures Bourg & Blaye in Gascony but is unable to attack Bordeux |
| Battle of Bourg Edward I | |
| Bourg Raises a force which captures Bourg & Blaye in Gascony but is unable to attack Bordeux |
| April Bourg The castle of Penne in the Agenais and the twin cities of Blaye and Bourg upon the Garonne fall to the French, opening up the Duchy for an attack from the north |
| Birth Charles IV the Fair |  |
| Paris Birth of Charles IV the Fair, son of Philip IV |
| Capture of Bayonne John of St John | |
| Bayonne Captures Bayonne in Gascony for the English |
| Capture of Berwick Edward I | |
| Berwick Captures Berwick, then a Scottish town |
| Capture of Carnarvon Madog ap |  |
| Carnarvon Takes possession of Carnarvon castle |
| Capture of Gascony Edward I | |
| Gascony After Philip IV's capture of Gascony Edward I decides upon war with France |
| Gascony Philip IV captures Gascony from Edward I |
| Capture of Gascony Philip IV | |
| Gascony Philip IV captures Gascony from Edward I |
| Constitution Edward I | |
| Edward I opens Parliament which consists of the church, barons, shires & burghs |
| Death Bacon, Roger | |
| 11th June Death of Roger Bacon |
| Diplomacy Edward I | |
| London Philip pronounces a sentence of forfeiture on Edward I & takes possession of Gascony |
| Jan Paris Philip IV summons Edward I to Paris as his vassal, Edward sends Edmund of Lancaster |
| May Paris Philp IV declares that Edward I is a "contumacious vassal" |
| Diplomacy Philip IV | |
| Gascony After Philip IV's capture of Gascony Edward I decides upon war with France |
| Paris Philip IV summons Edward I to Paris as his vassal, Edward sends Edmund of Lancaster |
| Paris Philip pronounces a sentence of forfeiture on Edward I & takes possession of Gascony |
| Invasion of France Edward I | |
| Gains extra funds for his campaigns in France & Scotland |
| Gascony After Philip IV's capture of Gascony Edward I decides upon war with France |
| Invasion of Garonne Edward I | |
| April Garonne The castle of Penne in the Agenais and the twin cities of Blaye and Bourg upon the Garonne fall to the French, opening up the Duchy for an attack from the north |
| Invasion of Gascony Edward I | |
| Gascony A rebellion breaks out in Gascony |
| Gascony Opens Parliament to raise taxes for war in Gascony |
| Oct Gascony An English force sails up the Gironde & disembarks at Rioms near Bordeaux |
| Invasion of Gascony John of Brittany | |
| Gascony Sets up base at Rioms with an English invasion force |
| Invasion of Scotland Edward I | |
| Edward decides to invade Scotland after Edward Balliol makes an Alliance with France |
| Invasion of Edward I | |
| Dec Invades Wales |
| Marriage Edward I | |
| Jan Paris While Edmund is in Paris it is agreed Edward will marry Philip's sister Margaret |
| Parliament Edward I | |
| London Opens Parliament to raise taxes for war in Gascony |
| Peace Boniface VIII |  |
| Completes the peace with James II of Aragon & advances the war with Sicily |
| Pope Boniface VIII | |
| Vatican Appointed Pope, Benedetto Caetani |
| Pope Celestine V | |
| Appointed Pope |
| Rebellion Edward I | |
| Gascony A rebellion breaks out in Gascony |
| Oct Madog ap Llywelyn begins a rebellion in Wales & declares himself Prince of Wales |
| Oct Portsmouth Much of the French invasion force is diverted from Gascony to Wales |
| Oct Portsmouth Wales rebels after a call to arms to defend Gascony |
| Rebellion Madog ap | |
| Leads a rebellion against Edward I |
| Rebellion Madog ap Llywelyn | |
| Oct Madog ap Llywelyn begins a rebellion in Wales |
| Rebellion Maelgwn | |
| Cardigan Leads a rebellion in Carmarthen & Cardigan |
| Carmarthen Leads a rebellion in Carmarthen & Cardigan |
| Rule of Agenais Edward I | |
| Jan Agenais While Edmund of Lancaster is with Philip IV it is agreed part of Agenais be given up |
| Rule of Gascony Edward I | |
| Gascony Philip IV captures Gascony from Edward I |
| May Gascony Philip IV declares Gascony is forfeited to him & confiscates it from Edward I |
| Rule of Gascony Philip IV | |
| May Gascony Philip IV declares Gascony is forfeited to him & confiscates it from Edward I |
| Rule of Saintonge Edward I | |
| Jan Saintonge While Edmund of Lancaster is with Philip IV it is agreed part of Saintonge be given up |
| Siege of Berwick Edward I | |
| Berwick Captures Berwick, then a Scottish town |
| Siege of Blaye Edward I | |
| April Blaye The castle of Penne in the Agenais and the twin cities of Blaye and Bourg upon the Garonne fall to the French, opening up the Duchy for an attack from the north |
| Siege of Bordeux Edward I | |
| Bordeux Raises a force which captures Bourg & Blaye in Gascony but is unable to attack Bordeux |
| Siege of Bourg Edward I | |
| Blaye Raises a force which captures Bourg & Blaye in Gascony but is unable to attack Bordeux |
| Bourg Raises a force which captures Bourg & Blaye in Gascony but is unable to attack Bordeux |
| April Bourg The castle of Penne in the Agenais and the twin cities of Blaye and Bourg upon the Garonne fall to the French, opening up the Duchy for an attack from the north |
| Siege of Conway Castle Beauchamp, William de | |
| Conway Castle Raises the siege of Conway Castle where Edward I is trapped |
| Conway Raises the siege of Conway Castle where Edward I is trapped |
| Siege of Rioms Edward I | |
| Oct Rioms An English force sails up the Gironde & disembarks at Rioms near Bordeaux |
| Siege of Rioms John of Brittany | |
| Rioms Sets up base at Rioms with an English invasion force |
| Succession Louis I the Bavarian |  |
| Succeeds as Duke of Bavaria |
| Succession Rudolf I | |
| Bavaria Succeeds as Duke of Upper Bavaria |
| Succession Michael IX |  |
| Succeeds as Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire |
| Succession Andrew III |  |
| Vladimir Succeeds as Grand Prince of Vladimir, restored |
| Treaty of Tonsberg Erik II the Priest Hater |  |
| Tonsberg Confirms Hanseatic rights of trade in Norway, forced after a blockade of Norway |
| Trial Edward I | |
| Jan Paris Sends Edmund, his brother, to Philip the Fair on charges of piracy & other greivences |
| Trial Balliol |  |
| The Scottish Parliament sets up a Committee to which John Balliol is answerable |
