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| Edward I (1272 - 1307) |
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1286 | |  Edward and Eleanor go to France
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| | Edward I and his wife Eleanor of Castile travelled to France and were away from England for three years. They went to pay homage to King Philippe IV of France and to attend to other matters. |
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1289 | | Philippe obtained the area of Quercy
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| | Expanding his territories, Philippe obtained Quercy in exchange for a yearly sum. |
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1291 | | Beaugency is bought by Philippe
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| | Expanding lands once again, Philippe buys Beaugency. |
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1293 | | Philippe obtains Maguellone and Montpellier
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| | Philippe added the bishopric of Maguellone and the east side of Montpellier to his domains. |
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1294 | | Outrage at Philippe's actions
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| | Edward I concluded a marriage agreement between his son Edward (II) and Philippa, the daughter of Guy, Count of Flanders. Aware of possible dangers of this alliance, Philippe, king of France invited Guy and his wife to Paris where he kidnapped and imprisoned them. Because of the general outrage at this action, Philippe was forced to free Guy and his wife, but to prevent the marriage, Philippa was brought to Paris where she was held as a hostage. She was twelve years old at the time. |
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| May | Philippe IV confiscates Gascony
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| | Philippe IV, king of France confiscated Gascony. |
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1296 | Summer | Philippe IV threatens Edward
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| | Philippe the King of France took the opportunity of Edward's troubles in England to threaten the lands that Edward held from in France. |
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1297 | Jan | Marriage proposal
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| | In response to the fear that the King of France would try to take back some of the lands Edward held in France, Edward I arranged a marriage between his son Edward and Philippa, the daughter of the Count of Flanders, an enemy of the King of France. |
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1299 | Sep | Edward marries
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| | Edward I married Philippe's sister Margaret and his son, Edward (II), married Philippe's daughter Isabella. |
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1303 | | Treaty of Paris
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| | After his defeat at Courtrai Philippe IV called on Edward I for a peace treaty. Part to this involved Edward regained some French land and Philippe's daughter marrying Edward's son, the future Edward II, king of England. |
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1306 | | Philippe confiscates Italian bankers' goods
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| | To regain money spent on expanding his domains, Philippe turns his attentions to Italian bankers and Jews within the country from whom he can confiscate goods. |
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| Edward II (1307 - 1327) |
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1307 | | Philippe adds Bigorre to his territories
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| | By paying rent to the Bishop of Puy, Philippe added the county of Bigorre to his lands. |
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1308 | Jan 25 | Edward marries
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| | Edward II married Isabella of France, the daughter of King Philippe IV of France. The marriage took place at Boulogne and Edward left Gaveston as Regent in his absence. Edward alienated the Lords by placing Gaveston in such a powerful position. |
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1313 | | Montagne and Tournai fall to Philippe
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| | More lands were added to Philippe's domain. |
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1314 | Apr 20 | Pope Clement V dies
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| | When the Knight Templar leader Jaques de Molay was burnt at the stake on 12 March 1314 he vowed that the Pope would soon die. Pope Clement V was dead within 40 days. |
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| Nov 29 | Philippe IV, the Fair dies, and is succeeded by Louis X
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| | Philippe, King of France, died of a hunting accident within the same year as the deaths of the Knight Templar leaders at the stake. His was succeeded by his eldest son Louis X. |
