the French clergy supporting the Anglo-Burgundian regime; Henry VI crowned king of France at Paris | |
1433 | Reconciliation between moderate Hussites and the Council of Basle |
1434 | Defeat of the Taborite extremists by Catholics and moderate Hussites at Lipany; Cape Bojador, on West African coast, rounded by Portuguese; Cosimo de' Medici comes to unofficial power in Florence |
1435 | Treaty of Arras: reconciliation of Charles VII and Philip the Good, duke of Burgundy; Anglo- Burgundian alliance collapses |
1436 | Charles VII's forces enter Paris |
1437 | Pope Eugenius IV dissolves Council of Basle but the fathers of the council suspend him ( 1438) |
1438 | Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges establishes French neutrality between pope and council and confers considerable powers over the French Church on the king |
1439 | Council of Basle deposes Eugenius IV and elects Amadeus VIII, duke of Savoy as Felix V: schism between pope and council renewed; Council of Florence ends schism between eastern and western Christendom |
1440 | Conspiracy against Charles VII by French nobility known as the Praguerie in which the duke of Burgundy is implicated |
1442 | French expedition to Gascony recovers some territory from the English |
1442-3 | Alfonso 'the Magnanimous' of Aragon gains control of kingdom of Naples and begins to rule combined territories from there |
1444 | Crusade ends in failure at Varna on the Black Sea; Truce of Tours between England and France |
1447 | Milan declares itself the Ambrosian Republic: three years later the experiment ends with the invitation to Francesco Sforza to rule the city; French recognize the newly elected Nicholas V as pope and work for abdication of Felix V |
1448 | Renewal of Anglo-French truce until April 1450; remnants of Council of Basle move to Lausanne |
1449 | Council at Lausanne dissolves itself and Felix V |
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