| Year | Day/Month | Title |
| Edward III (1327 - 1377) |
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1360 | May |  Treaty of Bretigny
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| | The treaty of Bretigny brought a period of peace for nine years during the Hundred Years War. The treaty was arranged between the Black Prince and the dauphin (later Charles V of France) before being approved by Edward III of England and King John of France. As part of the treaty Edward was given control of the areas of Gascony, Calais and Ponthieu as long as he agreed to give up his claim for the French throne. King John, currently being held hostage in England, was to be released on condition of a payment of 3 million gold crowns to by paid in instalments. |
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1364 | | Charles V becomes King of France
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| | Charles became king of France after the death of his father John and was crowned at Rheims Cathedral. |
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| | Richard II (1377 - 1399) |
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1380 | | Death of Charles V and accession of Charles VI
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| | Charles V, King of France, died and was succeeded by his son Charles as King Charles VI, of France. |
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