Jan 16, 2022
In this episode, the Dauphin is invited back into Paris, and restores his relationship with the Parisians. Charles of Navarre surrounds Paris. The French can’t pay for their King’s ransom.
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Dates:
- July 31, 1358: Étienne Marcel dies
- August 1, 1358: Paris invites Prince Charles back; Charles of Navarre has a draft treaty with England drafted
- August 2, 1358: The Dauphin returns to Paris
- August 3, 1358: Charles of Navarre renounces his homage and attempted crowning
- August 4, 1358: Charles of Navarre occupies Melun
- August 22, 1358: Queen Isabella dies
- August sometime, 1358: Pope Innocent IV recalls his legates and asks them to help the Regent and the Companies make peace
- September 21, 1358: Stephen Cusington arrives in London with Charles of Navarre’s proposed treaty
- November something, 1358: French representatives inform London that they can’t pay the King’s ransom
- November 20, 1358: King Edward sends a message to the Dauphin, informing him that he is no longer bound by the treaty
- November 27, 1358: Burial of Queen Isabella
- December 6, 1358: King Edward orders the requisitioning of ships and the recruitment of archers
- December 12, 1358: King Edward sends Stephen of Cusington and Richard Totesham to France with a reply to Charles of Navarre, and orders to get the companies under control