- The
Truce of
Espléchin (1340) was a
truce between the
English and
French crowns during the
early phases of the
Hundred Years' War. The
Hundred Years'...
- Beclers [fr; nl; pl], Blandain [fr; nl; pl; vls], Chercq [fr; nl; pl; vls], Ere,
Esplechin [fr; nl; pl; vls], Froidmont [fr; nl; pl; vls], Froyennes, Gaurain-Ramecroix...
- out of
money led to a
temporary truce (Truce of
Espléchin, 25
September 1340). The
Truce of
Espléchin marked the end of the
first phase of the Hundred...
-
besieged the
French city of Tournai. This
siege would end in the
Truce of
Espléchin,
marking the end of the
Tournaisis campaign of 1340. Edward's crushing...
-
possibly as a
diplomatic manoeuvre. On 25
September 1340 the
Truce of
Espléchin,
which was
mediated by
emissaries of Pope
Clement VI, was agreed. This...
- (1356)
Poitiers 1358–1360
Jacquerie Reims campaign Chartres Treaties and
truces Espléchin Malestroit Calais Guînes
First London Second London Brétigny...
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princes elect German kings without the
consent of the Papacy. 1340
Truce of
Espléchin Between the
English and
French crowns during the
Hundred Years' War. 1343...
- the English.
September 25 –
Hundred Years' War: The
temporary Truce of
Espléchin is
signed between England and France.
October 30 –
Battle of Río Salado...
- 50 kV AC long
before the border, no
voltage change) high
speed line at
Esplechin Adinkerke to
Dunkirk track in situ, line
closed to p****engers and freight...
- (1356)
Poitiers 1358–1360
Jacquerie Reims campaign Chartres Treaties and
truces Espléchin Malestroit Calais Guînes
First London Second London Brétigny...
