English king Edward III proclaimed king of France:
ON 26TH JANUARY 1340 - English king Edward III proclaimed king of France: Since the most punctual days of human governments there were wars over who would get to expect — or acquire — the ability to control them. French King Charles IV passed on without a child to take the throne as his successor. At the same time he did have a little girl — she wedded King Edward II of England and conceived a child, named Edward III. This made youthful Edward III, grandson of Charles IV, by law the real beneficiary to the throne of France. During a period when he was lord of England. On this day, January 26, 1340, Edward III pronounces himself to be the legitimate lord of France. Commonly, the idea of serving an outside ruler did not satisfy the French privileged much. They questioned Edward's case focused around their elucidation of the salic law that administered force progression. So started the Hundred Years War. The French question originated from what...
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