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| 0923 | Charles I the Simple |  |
| 15th June Soissons Charles is defeated & imprisoned |
| 16th June Paris Imprisoned by the rebels but the conflict continues |
| 1064 | Guy of Ponthieu | |
| Hands Harold Godwinson over to William I the Conqueror |
| Beaurain Holds Harold Godwinson at the fortress of Beaurain near Hesdin |
| Pas de Calais Holds Harold Godwinson for ransom after finding him shipwrecked off the French coast |
| 1068 | Geoffrey III | |
| Defeated by Fulk & imprisoned for life |
| 1083 | Bayeux, Odo of | |
| Rouen Arrested by William I the Conqueror for conspiring to become Pope |
| 1084 | Guiscard, Robert | |
| July Salerno Gregory VII is liberated from the Holy City by Robert Guiscard & taken to Salerno |
| 1087 | Bayeux, Odo of | |
| Rouen Released after the death of William I the Conqueror |
| 1099 | Bohemond I | |
| Sebastea Captured in an unsuccesful attack on the Emir of Sebastea, released 1103 |
| 1103 | Bohemond I | |
| Released by the Muslims & returns to Europe |
| 1105 | Robert III Curthose | |
| 28th Sep Devizes Robert is captured at the battle of Tinchebray & held at Devizes Castle for 20 yrs then moved to Cardiff where he dies in 1134 |
| 1106 | Robert of Mortain | |
| Tower of London Arrested as a prisoner of war |
| 1106 | Robert of Normandy | |
| Tower of London Arrested as a prisoner of war |
| Corfe Castle Henry I imprisons Robert Duke of Normandy at Corfe Caste |
| 1134 | Robert III Curthose | |
| 10th Feb Cardiff Death of Robert III Curthose, in captivity in Cardiff |
| 1173 | Eleanor of Aquitaine | |
| Arrested when fleeing to Louis VII to hoin the rebellion against Henry II |
| 1174 | Eleanor of Aquitaine | |
| Imprisoned by her husband Henry II, 1174-1189 |
| 1189 | Eleanor of Aquitaine | |
| Aquitaine Released by Henry II to tour Aquitaine in order to Counter a French claim to the Duchy |
| 1202 | Arthur of Brittany | |
| 1st Aug Mirabeau Captured by his uncle King John of England during the battle of Mirabeau |
| 1250 | Loius IX | |
| Turanshah releases Louis IX for 800,000 gold pieces & the Crusaders evacuate Damietta |
| 6th April Fariskur Turanshah captures Louis IX at the battle of Fariskur |
| 1303 | Nogaret, Guillaume de | |
| Agnani Boniface VIII is arrested by Guillame de Nogaret as a heretic |
| 1303 | Philip IV | |
| Agnani Boniface VIII is arrested by Guillame de Nogaret as a heretic |
| 1307 | Philip IV | |
| 13th Oct Paris Has the Knights Templar arrested & confiscates their wealth |
| 1315 | Bourgogne, Marguerite de | |
| Louis X's wife Marguerite de Bourgogne is arrested for adultery |
| 1315 | Louis X | |
| Louis X's wife Marguerite de Bourgogne is arrested for adultery |
| 1337 | Philip VI | |
| Fails to arrest Edward I's Ambassador to France Henrt Bergersh, the Bishop of Lincoln |
| 1356 | John II | |
| Paris Edward the Black Prince defeats the French & captures King John II at the battle of Poitiers & takes him back to England |
| Tower of London Held prisoner in the Tower of London, 1356-60 |
| 1359 | John II | |
| 19th May Paris France rejects a Treaty under which John II will pay England a ransom for his freedom |
| 1360 | Charles V the Wise | |
| Calais Cedes territory to the English in order to release his father John II |
| 1360 | John II | |
| Bretigny Released by the treaty of Bretigny & the payment of a 3 million crown ransom |
| Tower of London Released from the Tower of London |
| 1398 | Benedict XIII | |
| Avignon Kept as a prisoner in the papal palace |
| 1403 | Benedict XIII | |
| Provence Escapes to Provence |
| 1428 | Francis of Alencon | |
| April Released by Bedford after his capture at Verneuil |
| 1430 | Charles VII | |
| Nov The Burgundians agree to transfer Joan of Arc to their English allies in exchange for monetary compensation, the Burgundians refuse demands from Charles VII to ransom her back to her own faction |
| 23rd Dec Rouen Joan of Arc is brought to Rouen, the seat of the English occupation government |
| 1430 | Joan of Arc | |
| May Le Crotoy Held under arrest at Le Crotoy |
| 23rd May Compiegne Joan slips into Compiegne, under siege by Burgundian troops, in an effort to aid the city, while leading a sortie, she is surrounded & captured by Burgundian troops |
| 23rd May Compiegne Siezed by a Burgundian soldier & handed over to Jean of Luxembourg |
| 23rd May Compiegne Sold to the English by Jean of Luxembourg for 10,000 Livres Tournois |
| Nov The Burgundians agree to transfer Joan of Arc to their English allies in exchange for monetary compensation, the Burgundians refuse demands from Charles VII to ransom her back to her own faction |
| 23rd Dec Rouen Joan of Arc is brought to Rouen, the seat of the English occupation government |
| 1431 | Joan of Arc | |
| 9th Jan Rouen Joan of Arc's trial begins, overseen by pro-English clergy paid by the English government |
| 1488 | Louis XII | |
| Paris Imprisoned by Charles VIII, 1488-1491 |
| 1525 | Francis I | |
| 14th Feb Pavia Francis I is captured in Lombardy by the Viceroy of Naples in a war against Charles I |
| 1526 | Henry II | |
| Held hostage in Spain, 1526-1530 |
| 1560 | Louis I | |
| 5th Dec The King dies & Louis ' death sentence is commuted, the Queen Mother needs his support |
| 1562 | Louis I | |
| Dec Ile de Captured in battle at the western edge of the Ile de France |
| 1648 | Anne of Austria | |
| Lens Arrests 3 troublemakers in Parlement including Broussel after the battle of Lens |
| Paris Demonstrators force Anne to release Broussel & call for the removal of Mazarin |
| 1709 | Louis XIV the Sun King | |
| Paris Arrests Jansenist nuns |
| 1746 | Montcalm-Gozon | |
| Plaisance Serves at the battle of Plaisance where he is captured by the Austrians |
| 1789 | Louis XVI | |
| 2nd Oct Versailles Louis agrees to be escorted back to the Tuilereies |
| 2nd Oct Versailles The National Guard arrive to restore order |
| 1789 | Marie-Antoinette | |
| Paris Placed under House arrest in the Tuileries |
| 1791 | Dumas | |
| 21st June Paris Commands the escort that takes Louis XVI from Paris to Varennes |
| 1791 | Louis XVI | |
| 25th June Varennes Louis XVI & his family are arrested during an ill fated escape from France |
| 25th June Varennes Louis XVI & his family are escorted back to Paris |
| 1792 | Louis XVI | |
| 13th Aug Paris Louis is imprisoned in the Temple with his family |
| 1792 | Talleyrand-Perigord, Charles Maurice de | |
| Dec Because of Talleyrand-Perigord's aristocratic background the National Convention issue a warrant for his arrest |
| 1793 | Hebert, Jacques Rene | |
| 13th Mar Paris Calls for an uprising but leading Hebertists are arrested |
| 1793 | Marie-Antoinette | |
| Paris Arrested alongside her husband, Louis XVI, & children |
| 2nd Aug Paris Imprisoned in the Rue de Paris until 16th October |
| 1794 | Danton, Georges Jacques | |
| 31st Mar Paris Arrested for conspiring with foreign monarchs & links to the India company scandal |
| 1794 | Napoleon I | |
| 6th Aug Antibes Arrested on suspicion of being a Robespierrist |
| 20th Aug Antibes Released in order to reinforce the army of Italy's General staff |
| 1794 | Robespierre, Maximilien Francois Marie | |
| 27th July Paris The convention orders the arrest of Robespirre |
| 1795 | Billaud-Varenne, Jacques Nicolas | |
| Paris Arrested after attacking Danton & Robespirre for revisionism |
| 1796 | Babeuf, Francois Noel | |
| 10th May Paris Arrested for conspiring to overthrow the Directory |
| 1811 | Napoleon I | |
| 17th June Paris The National Council opens to settle the disputes between Napoleon & Pope Pius VII |
| 6th July Paris The National Council closes when Napoleon refuses to free Pope Pius VII |
| 1815 | Murat, Marechal Joachim | |
| 2nd May Tolentino Captured at the battle of Tolentino |
| 1840 | Napoleon III | |
| Arrested & condemned to imprisonment at the fortress of Ham |
| Ham Imprisoned in Ham |
| 1851 | Napoleon III | |
| 2nd Dec Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers , Cavaignac & Republican leaders |
| 2nd Dec Dissolves the National Assembly & arrests Thiers , Cavaignac & the Republican leaders |
| 1898 | Zola, Emile | |
| 23rd Feb Emile Zola is imprisoned for his letter J'accuse in which he accused the French government of anti-Semitism and the wrongful imprisonment of Army Captain Alfred Dreyfus |
| 1916 | Gaulle, Charles Andre Marie Joseph de | |
| Ingolstadt Imprisoned by the Germans at Ingolstadt, Bavaria |
| 1940 | Blum, Leon | |
| Vichy Arrested & imprisoned by the Vichy Government, 1940-1945 |
| 1940 | Gamelin, Maurice Gustave | |
| 6th Dec Arrested for the French defeat |
| 1940 | Laval, Pierre | |
| 13th Dec Laval is dismissed and arrested, pressure from German ambassador Otto Abetz secures his release, Laval leaves for Paris and the protection of his German patron |
| 1940 | Leclerc, Jacques Philippe | |
| Arrested by by the Germans & escapes |
| 1942 | Daladier, Edouard | |
| Feb Vichy Interned by the Vichy government & tried for betraying his country |
| 1942 | Darlan, Jean Francois | |
| Captured by the Allies & transfers allegiance to the Allies |
| 1942 | Laval, Pierre | |
| Released from prison under Hitler's orders |
| 1942 | Reynaud, Paul | |
| Imprisoned by the Germans |
| 1943 | Gamelin, Maurice Gustave | |
| Mar Buchenwald Held at Buchenwald until May 1945 |
| 1944 | Laval, Pierre | |
| 31st July Innsbruck Expelled by the Spanish. flees to Austria & arrested by USAtroops for treason |
| 1981 | Ruillan, Jean-Marc | |
| Paris Arrested ibut quickly released by the new Socialist government of Francois Mitterand |
