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Hennery II ruled England, he strengthened the royal courts of justice by sending royal judges to every part of England at least once a year.
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one of the most powerful Capetians was Phillip II, called Phillip Augustus.
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John softsword ruled at this time, he failed as a military leader. john lost all his land in northern France to the French under Phillip Augustus.
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John was forced by his nobles to sign the most celebrated agreement in English history, the Magna Carta.
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Phillips grandson, Loius IX, made Frances government even stronger.
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Phillip IV was involved in a quarrel with the pope. the pope refussed to allow priests to pay taxes to the king.
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Knights.burgesses,bishops,and lords met together at Westminster in London.
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Pope Boniface VIII attempted to enforce papal authority on kings, as previous popes had.
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Pope Phillip IV persuaded the college of cardinals to choose a French archbisshop as a new Pope
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The war that Edward III launched for that thrown continued on and off.
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The first and most spactacular battle was the battle of Crecy
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A fleet of Genouese merchant ships arrived in Sicily carrying the bubonic plauge
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The council of cnstance attempted to end the great schism by chooseing one single pope. A professor in Bohmia was seized by church leaders.
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A proffesor was tried as a heretic,and burned at the stake.
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The French and English signed an agreement stating that Henery V would inherat the French crown upon the death of king Charles VI
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The French drove England out of France entirerly, except for the port city of Calais.
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Joan of arc led the French army into a battle at fort city near New Orleans.
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Joan was condemmed as a witch and was burned at the stake.
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considered to some as the end of the hundred years war.