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Mar 9, 2011 · John I would probably live for 50-60 years, making him die between 1366 and 1376. He would reign as King of France and Navarre, since there would be no need to separate the two crowns. As King of France, John I will probably play some sort of role in the Papal crisis. His grandfather, Philip IV, played a part in having the Pope moving to Avignon.
Jul 10, 2013 · The Reign of King John I of France. After reading the book “The Accursed Kings’’ of Maurice Druon, I was quite inspired by the possibilities of alternate timelines that can be found in this book. One of them is the idea that King John I of France survives and with it perhaps the chances of survival for the Direct Capetians increase.
Jul 9, 2013 · Indeed, John’s cousins came from England to France to appease tensions between the two kingdoms. And there was tension, Edward II avoided paying homage to King Louis X , John’s father, now he refused to pay homage to the Regent in the name of the King of France, insisting that the King of England could only pay homage to the King only and ...
May 6, 2023 · As you may or may not know, John I of France (also known as John the Posthumous) was the posthumous son of Louis X of France (as indicated by the name), born in 1316, and he had only lived for 5 days (leading to some suspicions that he had been poisoned, despite the fact that infant mortality...
Jul 9, 2013 · The rebels agreed to a peace which was signed at Abbeville on September 23th 1325. Louis I of Flanders agrees to respect the rights and privileges of the Flemish cities. At the end of audition, the Regent’s words to Louis I were: « Louis soyez un peu Flandre ». (1) (1) Louis , be a bit Flanders.
May 9, 2015 · Alternate History Discussion: Before 1900 . King John I of France ... King John I of France. Thread starter VVD0D95; Start date May 9, 2015; May 9, 2015 #1
