Region: Western Europe · Coordinates: 51.308, 3.386 · 6 events
| Year | Source | Account |
|---|---|---|
| AD 1330 | Chronicles of Jean Froissart | Douglas sailed from the Scottish port of Moray and stayed at Sluis in Flanders, on the way to Spain. |
| AD 1337 | Giovanni Villani, Nuova Cronica | The English fleet lands on the island at the mouth of Sluis in Flanders, fights the count's forces and burns the island. The count's half-brother is captured |
| AD 1340 | Chronicles of Jean Froissart | Naval battle off Sluys (L'Écluse): the English king's fleet defeats the Norman and French fleet. Hues Kiérès and Pierres Bahucès, among others, are killed; Barbenoire flees by boat. |
| AD 1340 | Chronicles of Jean Froissart | The English fleet of Edward III crushed the French fleet off Sluys (l'Escluse). The source says more than 40,000 died. |
| AD 1340 | Chronicles of Jean Froissart | Naval battle off L'Écluse (Sluys): they fought ship to ship, and Hues Kiërës, Pierres Bahucès and others died. |
| AD 1340 | Giovanni Villani, Nuova Cronica | Edward III defeats the French fleet in a night naval battle off Sluis; most of it is sunk or captured |