History and chronology of Charles V the Wise in France

General

House Valois
Hundred Years War
Rebellion
Revolution
Valois

Events

Arrest
Birth
Invasion England
Ransom
Rebellion
Regency
Rule
Succession
Treaty Bretigny
Treaty Calais

Places

Bretigny
Calais
Paris

Charles V the Wise History of France


1337	Birth
Paris Birth of Charles V the Wise, son of John II
1356	Regency
Paris Appointed Regent after his father, John II, is captured at Poitiers by the English
1358	Rebellion
Paris Forced to move to the Louvre
Puts down a peasant's rebellion & strengthens the Royal prerogative
1360	Arrest
Calais Cedes territory to the English in order to release his father John II
1360	Ransom
Paris Raises the ransom for his father John II & gains his release from the English
1360	Treaty of Bretigny
Bretigny Cedes territory to the English in order to release his father John II
8th May Bretigny Cedes territory to the English in order to release his father John II
1360	Treaty of Calais
Calais Cedes territory to the English in order to release his father John II
8th May Calais Cedes territory to the English in order to release his father John II
1364	Succession
Paris Determined to regain all that had been lost to Edward III
Paris Succeeds as King of France
1369	Invasion of England
Paris Renews the war with a series of raids on the Channel coast of England
1374	Rule of France
Paris By 1374 all England possesin France is Calais & a small part of the south west France