Conflict between England and France from 1294 to 1303, chiefly around Gascony and Flanders. It began on 19 May 1294 and lasted until 20 May 1303 (about 9 years). The setting was Duchy of Aquitaine and County of Flanders. It was part of Anglo-French Wars. Those involved included the Kingdom of France and the Kingdom of England.
Before and after
- from 4 April 1291 to 18 May 1291Siege of Acre
- 1 August 1291Founding of Switzerland
- from 1293 to 1527Majapahit
- 18 February 1294Death of Kublai Khan
- from 19 May 1294 to 20 May 1303Gascon War
- from 1296 to 1357Wars of Scottish Independence
- 8 September 1296Construction of Florence Cathedral
- 8 January 1297Founding of Monaco
- 1298Construction of Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia
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- 15 June 1215Magna Carta
- 2 January 1492The fall of Granada ends Muslim rule in Spain
The era
This moment belongs to the Medieval world (500 CE to 1500 CE), kingdoms, faiths and trade routes. You can also browse everything in the 13th century.