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| 1513 | Alliance |  |
| July James IV accepts finance & equipment for a "2nd front" against England
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| July Sends 2 shiploads of weepons to Scotland
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| 1513 | Invasion of England | |
| July James IV accepts finance & equipment for a "2nd front" against England
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| 1514 | Marriage | |
| Paris Marries Claude de France daughter of Louis XII
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| 1515 | Battle of Marignano | |
| 14th Sep Marignano Francis I, King of France, in alliance with the Venetians, achieves a hard-fought victory over the Swiss cantons
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| 14th Sep Marignano Pope Clement VII forms an alliance with the victor of Marignano
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| 1515 | Campaign Marignano Campaign | |
| Marignano Victorious against the Holy League in Northern Italy & gains possession of Lombardy
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| 1515 | Capture | |
| Lombardy Victorious against the Holy League in Northern Italy & gains possession of Lombardy
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| 1515 | Concordat | |
| Paris The King of France is given the leadership of the gallican Church
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| 1515 | Succession | |
| Paris Succeeds as King of France, son of Charles Count of Angouleme
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| 1516 | Concordat | |
| Paris Concludes a concordat with Pope Leo X
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| 1516 | Election | |
| Loses the election for Holy Roman Emperor to Charles V
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| 1516 | Peace | |
| Paris Concludes peace with Maximilian
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| Paris Milan remains French & Verona is sold to Venice for 60,000 ducats
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| 1516 | Rule of Milan | |
| Milan Concludes peace with Maximilian, Milan remains French
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| Milan The treaty of Noyon, signed by Francis and Charles V recognizes French claims to Milan and Spanish claims to Naples, removing Spain from the war
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| Milan Treaty of Brussels acceptss French occupation of Milan, but also confirmed Venetian claims to the remainder of the Imperial possessions in Lombardy (except for Cremona), effectively ending the war with a return to the status quo of 1508
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| 1516 | Rule of Verona | |
| Verona Concludes peace with Maximilian, Verona is sold to Venice for 60,000 ducats
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| 1516 | Treaty of Brussels | |
| Brussels Treaty of Brussels acceptss French occupation of Milan, but also confirmed Venetian claims to the remainder of the Imperial possessions in Lombardy (except for Cremona), effectively ending the war with a return to the status quo of 1508
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| 1516 | Treaty of Noyon | |
| Noyon Charles of Spain & Francis I sign the Treaty of Noyan to establish friendly relations
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| Noyon The treaty of Noyon, signed by Francis and Charles V recognizes French claims to Milan and Spanish claims to Naples, removing Spain from the war
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| 1517 | Treaty of Rouen | |
| Rouen Negotiates the Treaty with the Duke of Albany
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| 1518 | Diplomacy | |
| A peace treaty with Charles of Spain recognizes Navarre as part of Spain
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| 1518 | Treaty of London | |
| London France keeps Milan & Spain keeps Naverre
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| London The Dauphin is to marry Henry's VIII's daughter Mary
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| London Tournai is surrenderred to France for 600,000 Ecu
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| 1519 | Succession | |
| Paris Defeated in election for the Imperial throne by Charles I of Spain, Emperor Charles V
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| 1520 | Diplomacy | |
| Paris Returns the Duke of Albany to Scotland to harass the English border
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| 1st June Paris Receives Cardinal Wolsey who informs him of Henry VIII's arrival in Calais
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| 7th June Paris Entertains Henry VII at Field of Cloth of Gold near Guines
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| 24th June Paris Bids Henry VIII farewell at the Field of Cloth of Gold
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| July Calais Meets Henty VIII after the Field of Cloth of Gold on the border of Gravelines & Calais
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| 1521 | Invasion of Navarre | |
| Navarre Invades Navarre which had been conquered by Ferdinand of Spain in 1512
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| 1522 | Siege of Genoa | |
| 30th May Genoa Genoa falls to the Imperial forces led by Fernando de Avalos & Prosper Colonna
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| 1525 | Arrest | |
| 14th Feb Pavia Francis I is captured in Lombardy by the Viceroy of Naples in a war against Charles I
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| 1525 | Battle of Pavia | |
| 14th Feb Pavia Charles V, the Holy Roman Emperor, defeats Francis I, King of France, taking him prisoner to Spain
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| 14th Feb Pavia Death of Louis de la Tr‚moille, dies from wounds inflicted at the battle of Pavia
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| 14th Feb Pavia Francis I is captured in Lombardy by the Viceroy of Naples in a war against Charles I
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| 1525 | Capture | |
| Milan Francis I's campaign in Italy begins with the capture of Milan
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| 1525 | Invasion of Italy | |
| Milan Francis I's campaign in Italy begins with the capture of Milan
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| 1525 | Siege of Milan | |
| Milan Francis I's campaign in Italy begins with the capture of Milan
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| 1525 | Siege of Pavia | |
| Pavia Fernando Francisco de Avalos raises Franicis I's siege of Pavia
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| Pavia Francis I lays siege to Pavia, 20 miles south of Milan
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| 1525 | Treaty of More, The | |
| 30th Aug Henry VIII agrees to help release Francis I from Charles V for 2,000,000 Ecus
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| 1526 | Alliance | |
| Paris Forms an alliance with Suleiman the Magnificent against Emperor Charles V
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| 22nd May Cognac The Alliance is formed against Charles V but is swiftly defeated
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| 22nd May Cognac The League of Cognac is formed with the Pope, Milan, Venice, & Florence
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| 1526 | Diplomacy | |
| Paris Forms an alliance with Suleiman the Magnificent against Emperor Charles V
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| 1526 | Rule of Artois | |
| 14th Jan Artois Surrenders Artois to Charles V
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| 1526 | Rule of Burgundy | |
| 14th Jan Burgundy Surrenders Burgundy to Charles V
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| 1526 | Rule of Flanders | |
| 14th Jan Flanders Surrenders Flanders to Charles V
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| 1526 | Treaty of Madrid | |
| 14th Jan Madrid Signs a Treaty giving up all claims in Italy
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| 22nd May Madrid Renounces the Treaty of Madrid, claiming it was made under duress
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| 1527 | Alliance | |
| Cognac Charles V beseiges Rome & Clement VII is forced to agree to a council
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| 1527 | Award | |
| 21st Oct Paris Henry VIII approves the election of Francis I to the Order of the Garter
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| 1527 | Siege of Rome | |
| Rome Charles V beseiges Rome & Clement VII is forced to agree to a council
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| 1527 | Treaty of Westminster | |
| 30th April London Agrees to perpetual peace with England ending the hostilities commenced in 1522
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| 1528 | Capital | |
| Paris Paris becomes the capital of France
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| 1528 | Diplomacy | |
| Paris Signs a peace Treaty with the Turks
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| Paris Signs a trade treaty with the Turks
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| 1529 | Treaty of Cambrai | |
| Cambrai Wages a war against the Empire for a 2nd time, loses & signs the treaty of Cambrrai
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| 1534 | Calvinism | |
| Paris Delegates from 66 Calvinist congregations in France meet secretly at Paris in a national synod which draws up a confession of faith and a book of discipline, thus was organized the first national Protestant church of France
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| 1534 | Placards | |
| Lutheranism was introduced in France after about 1520, Francis I was tolerant of religious reformers, but after the Affair of the Placards in 1534, he began to view Protestants as a threat and openly moved against them
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| 1539 | Treaty of Toledo | |
| Toledo Charles V & Francis I agree not to ally with England except by mutual agreement
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| 1544 | Battle of Ceresole Alba | |
| Ceresole Alba Conducts a 3rd war against the Empire & wins a victory at the Battle of Ceresole Alba
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| 1544 | Peace | |
| Crespy Gives up Naples to the Empire & Charles V returns Burgundy
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| Crespy Promises help against the Protestant Estates of the Holy Roman Empire
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| 1544 | Rule of Burgundy | |
| Burgundy Under the Peace of Crespy Charles V gives up Burgundy to Francis I
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| Burgundy Under the Peace of Crespy Charles V returns Burgundy
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| 1544 | Rule of Naples | |
| Naples Under the Peace of Crespy France gives up its claim to Naples
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| Naples Under the Peace of Crespy Francis I gives up Naples to the Empire
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| 1544 | Treaty of Crepy en Valois | |
| Crepy en Valois Charles V & Francois I make peace in the treaty of Crepy-en-Valois
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| 1546 | Treaty of Campe | |
| Campe A peace Treaty is ratified with the English at Hampton Court, August
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| 1547 | Death | |
| 3rd Mar Death of Francis I
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