Imperial
Calendar Dwarven
Calendar |
Events |
615 AI |
Edward III
contests Phillip
VI’s claim to the French throne |
618 AI |
|
624 AI |
Troops of Edward III, using
the Mighty Britannic Longbow adopted from wars against Cymru, devastate the
French at Crecy |
625 AI |
Edward III captures the
critical |
634 AI |
|
638 AI |
King John II (The Good)
agrees to the Treaty
of Bretigny and is released to return to |
642 AI |
King John II dies in
captivity in |
647 AI |
Hostilities resume between |
653 AI |
While avoiding large scale
battles, Charles V
is able to retake most of the land lost by his father. The Truce of Bruges temporarily ends the
fighting in Galia. Galia is afflicted
by bands of rampaging mercenary groups left unemployed by the truce |
674 AI |
Richard II
marries seven year old Isabella Valois,
daughter of Charles
VI of |
685 AI |
John the Fearless, Duke of
Burgundy, murders Louis, Duke of Orleans, brother of French King Charles VI,
over regency of Charles VI. Bernard
VII becomes Duke of Orleans and opposes John the Fearless |
691 AI |
Henry V, pledged
to marry Catherine,
daughter of the King of France, demands |
693 AI |
Henry V defeats the French,
Henry orders the execution of a number of French Knights taken prisoner Burgundians are not present
at the battle |
696 AI |
Burgundians capture |
697 AI |
Henry V captures |
698 AI |
Henry V becomes son-in-law and
heir to Charles VI |
700 AI |
Returning from
consolidating his holdings in Galia, Henry V is killed by unhealing magically
inflicted wounds. Two months later
Charles VI also dies. French and
Orleanists claim Charles
the Dauphin to be king. Nobles of |
706 AI |
|
707 AI |
Claiming divine inspiration,
Joan of Arc convinces Charles
the Dauphin to give her command of a force to relieve Joan’s forces lift siege of
Joan of Arc wins a major
victory Inspired by The Maid, the
French achieve other victories in northern Galia Charles VII is crowned in Rheims Cathedral,
with Joan of Arc’s encouragement (July) Joan of Arc’s siege of |
708 AI |
John of Luxembourg captures
Joan of Arc and ransoms her to |
709 AI |
Joan of Arc, for her claims
to have had visions and for her monstrous dress (dressing like a man), is put
on trial. Trial is led by Pierre Cauchon, Bishop
of Becuvais, a Burgundian supporter with worldly, rather than spiritual,
interests Joan of Arc is burned at
the stake as a witch |
714 AI |
French forces take Paris
from Albion |