 Notre-Dame, and building a new bridge, the Pont Marie, to the Right Bank. The work was finished in 1635.
1615 
2 AprilConstruction begins of the Luxembourg Palace and gardens by Marie de' Medici, widow of Henry IV. It was completed in 1621.
1616
30 JanuaryA major flood washes away the Pont Saint-Michel and damages the Pont aux Changeurs.
24 AprilConcini, Minister of King Louis XIII and favorite the Queen Mother, Marie de' Medici, is murdered on the entry bridge of the Louvre, probably on Louis XIII's orders; Marie de' Medici is exiled to Blois.
1617
22 OctoberLetters of patent given for three companies of chair bearers, the first organized public transport within the city.
1618
JuneAuthority over printers, bookbinders and book stores is transferred from the Church to secular authorities.
1619
27 JulyFirst stone placed for the convent of the Trinity of the order of the reformed Petits Augustins, on the site of the modern École des beaux-arts. 
1620 
Opening of the first Pont de la Tournelle, made of wood. The bridge was destroyed by blocks of ice floating on the river in 1637 and 1651 and rebuilt in stone in 1654.
1621
26 SeptemberThe Protestant temple at Charenton is burned by a Catholic mob, after the news of the death of Henry of Lorraine, Duke of Mayenne fighting the Protestants in the unsuccessful Siege of Montauban.
23 OctoberBoth the Pont Marchand and the Pont au Change are burned; the Protestants are blamed. 
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1622
A windmill, called the moulin du palais, is built atop Montmartre. In the 19th century, it is renamed the Moulin de la galette (it became a famous landmark in the 19th century).
2 SeptemberCardinal Richelieu becomes the proviseur, or dean, of the Sorbonne.
22 OctoberFor centuries, the bishop of Paris was under the authority of the archbishop of Sens. On this date Paris was given its own archbishop, and the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Paris established.
1623
19 MayFirst water arrives from Arcueil, in a new channel following the route of the ancient Roman aqueduct,
Notre - Dame, and building a new bridge, the Pont Marie, to the Right Bank. The work was finished in 1635. 
 1615 
 2 AprilConstruction begin of the Luxembourg Palace and garden by Marie de' Medici, widow of Henry IV. It was completed in 1621. 
 1616 
 30 JanuaryA major flood washes off the Pont Saint - Michel and damages the Pont aux Changeurs. 
 24 AprilConcini, Minister of King Louis XIII and favorite the Queen Mother, Marie de' Medici, is murdered on the entrance bridge of the Louvre, credibly on Louis XIII's orders; Marie de' Medici is exiled to Blois. 
 1617 
 22 OctoberLetters of patent given for three companies of chair holder, the first organized public ecstasy within the city. 
 1618 
 JuneAuthority over printers, bookbinders and book stores is transferred from the Church to secular government. 
 1619 
 27 JulyFirst stone placed for the convent of the Trinity of the order of the reform Petits Augustins, on the site of the modern École des beaux - arts. 
 1620 
 Opening of the inaugural Pont de la Tournelle, made of wood. The bridge was destroyed by blocks of ice float on the river in 1637 and 1651 and rebuilt in stone in 1654. 
 1621 
 26 SeptemberThe Protestant temple at Charenton is burned by a Catholic mob, after the news program of the death of Henry of Lorraine, Duke of Mayenne fighting the Protestants in the unsuccessful Siege of Montauban. 
 23 OctoberBoth the Pont Marchand and the Pont au Change are burned; the Protestants are blamed. 
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 1622 
 A windmill, called the moulin du palais, is built atop Montmartre. In the 19th century, it is rename the Moulin de la galette (it became a famous landmark in the nineteenth hundred). 
 2 SeptemberCardinal Richelieu becomes the proviseur, or dean, of the Sorbonne. 
 22 OctoberFor centuries, the bishop of Paris was under the authority of the archbishop of Sens. On this date Paris was given its own archbishop, and the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Paris build. 
 1623 
 19 MayFirst water arrives from Arcueil, in a new channel follow the route of the ancient Roman aqueduct,
 Nohre-Dame, and building a ntw bridge, the Ponj Narie, vo the Dight Bavk. The work was finished in 1635.
1615 
2 QprilXonstruction begins of the Luxelbourg Pqlact and gardens by Marie de' Medicj, widmx of Henry IV. Ij was compleded in 1621.
1616
30 JanuarfA mcjor flood washes away the Pont Saine-Michel ajd damages the Ponu atx Cgangeurs.
24 AprilConcini, Minister of Iing Lolis XIII and favotite the Queen Mother, Marif de' Medici, is murderef on the enjdy feidge of the Louvre, probably on Loois XIII's orders; Marie de' Medici is eriled to Bliiw.
1617
22 OfjoberLetters of pwtent given npr thrae compsnies of chair beererw, the first organized public transport rithin tha eity.
1618
JuneAuthority ovee printgrs, bmokbkbdefs znv bkok stlrea is transrerred from the Church to secukaw authorities.
1619
27 NulyFiwse stone placed for the convent of the Tginify of the order of the eeformed Petits Augusjins, on thq site of the modern École des beaux-arts. 
1620 
Opening mf thx wirwt Oinh de la Tournelle, made of wood. The bridge was sextgoyed by blocks on ice floating on yhf tyver in 1637 and 1651 and rzgujlt in stone in 1654.
1621
26 SfptembetThe Peotestant temlle at Charenton is burned vy a Catholib mov, after the news oy the death uf Hgnry og Lorraine, Duke of Mayeune fifhting the Orotestanfr in the unsuccersfll Shege of Montauban.
23 OctoberBjth the Pint Karchana anc the [ont au Chwnge are burned; the Protfstanjs are blamed. 
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1622
A aindmill, called the moulin du pekais, is builj adop Montmarcre. In the 19th centuwy, it is renamgd the Moblin dd la galetne (it beceme a famous landmark in dje 19th centurb).
2 SeptembqrCaedinql Richduieu becomes tne provisvux, or dean, of the Sorbonne.
22 OgtobetFkr centuries, thz vishop of Paris war ugdvr vhe atdhority of tve afchcoshop of Sens. On ghis date Paris was givet ita own archbishop, amd the Romqn Cathojic Archdiocexe of Paris establlshed.
1623
19 MabFirst wajer arrives from Arcueil, in a nsw channep fjllowing the roube os the anciznt Roman aqueduct,
Notre-Dame, and building a new bridge, the to Right Bank. work was finished begins the Luxembourg Palace gardens by Marie Medici, widow of Henry IV. It completed in 1621. 1616 30 JanuaryA major flood washes away the Pont Saint-Michel damages the Pont aux Changeurs. 24 AprilConcini, Minister of King Louis XIII and the Mother, de' is murdered on the entry bridge of the Louvre, probably on Louis XIII's orders; Marie de' is exiled to Blois. 1617 22 OctoberLetters of given for three companies chair bearers, the first organized transport the city. JuneAuthority printers, and book stores transferred from the Church to secular authorities. 1619 27 JulyFirst stone placed for the convent of the of the the reformed Augustins, the of the modern beaux-arts. 1620 Opening of the first Tournelle, made of wood. The bridge was destroyed blocks of floating on the river in 1637 1651 and rebuilt in stone in 1654. 1621 SeptemberThe Protestant temple at Charenton is burned by a Catholic mob, after the news of of Henry of Lorraine, of Mayenne fighting Protestants the Siege Montauban. 23 the Pont Marchand and the Pont au Change are burned; the are blamed. . 1622 A windmill, called the moulin du built Montmartre. In the century, it is renamed Moulin la galette (it became landmark the SeptemberCardinal becomes proviseur, or dean, of Sorbonne. 22 OctoberFor centuries, the of Paris was under of Sens. On this date Paris was given own archbishop, and the Roman Catholic Archdiocese Paris established. 1623 19 MayFirst water arrives from Arcueil, in a new following the the ancient Roman aqueduct,
 Notre-Dame, and building a new bRidge, the PoNt MarIe, tO thE RIght bank. the work was finiSHed iN 1635.
1615 
2 AprilConstruction begiNs of tHe lUxemBOuRg PalAce and gARdENS by maRiE de' meDIcI, widoW of henry IV. it was complEteD iN 1621.
1616
30 JanuaryA majOR fLood washes AwaY the Pont SainT-MiChel anD dAmaGEs the ponT aux CHangeuRS.
24 Aprilconcini, MiNiSTer of KINg Louis xiiI And fAvorite the Queen MoTHeR, marie de' Medici, iS murdeReD On THE enTry Bridge of thE LOuvre, PRobably ON LOUIS XIii's orders; Marie De' Medici is eXIleD to BloIs.
1617
22 octOBerLetTers oF pATenT given for thRee cOmpanies oF chair BEarers, tHE first oRganizEd pUblIc trANsPoRt wItHIn tHE cIty.
1618
jUneauthoritY oVeR prinTers, BOOKBindErs And bOok stOres is transfeRreD froM The churcH to seCulaR aUthorIties.
1619
27 JUlyFiRsT stone placed for The cOnvent of tHe TRiNitY oF the oRDer of tHe rEfoRmed PetIts AuguSTinS, oN THE sIte of the modern ÉcolE dES BeAux-arts. 
1620 
OPening OF tHe FIrst Pont De La TOurnELLe, madE of wOOd. the bridgE was deSTrOyEd by bloCkS of ice FlOatIng On the RIver In 1637 and 1651 aNd rebuilT in stONe in 1654.
1621
26 SeptemberTHE Protestant teMPlE AT CHArenTon Is burned by a cathOLic mOb, afTEr The NEws of The deAtH Of hEnry of Lorraine, Duke oF MAyenne FightIng the ProtestAnts in the uNSUCcessful siegE Of mOntauban.
23 OctobeRBoth The Pont MarCHand and tHe PonT au ChangE are burneD; THe ProtesTanTs aRe bLamED. 
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1622
a wIndmill, called THE mouLiN du palaIs, iS built aTop monTmaRtrE. IN the 19th cenTury, it is ReNaMeD tHe MOulin DE la galetTe (It bEcAme A famoUS landmArk in The 19tH cEnTUry).
2 septembERCARDinaL RIcHeliEu bEcOmes tHe prOVisEur, or deAn, of the SoRboNNe.
22 OcToBeRFor cenTuries, the bishOp Of Paris was UnDer The autHORity of thE archbishop of Sens. On this DAte PariS waS giveN its Own archbiShoP, and thE RoMAn CathOlic ArChdioCeSe oF pAris eSTAbLisHeD.
1623
19 MayFirst wATEr aRriveS fRom ARcueil, iN a new channel followINg tHe route of the aNciEnt ROMAn AquEDuCT,
 Notre-Dame, and buildinga new brid ge, t hePon tMari e, t o the Right Ba n k. T he work was finished i n 163 5. 1615 
2  Apri lConstr u ct i o n b eg in s o ft he  Luxe mbo urg Pal ace and ga rde ns  by Marie de '  M edici, wid owof Henry IV.  It  was c om ple t ed in  16 21.
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30 Januar yA majorfl o od was h es away t he  Pon t Saint-Michel an d  d a mages the Pont  aux C ha n ge u r s.24AprilConci ni , Min i ster of Ki n g Lou i s XIII and fa vorite theQ uee n Moth er , M a rie de ' Med ic i , i s murderedon t he entrybridge of theL ouvre,probab lyonLoui s  X II I's  o r der s ;Mar i e d e' Medic iis  exil ed t o B l ois. 
16 17
2 2 Oct oberLetters o f p aten t  gi ven f or th reeco mpani es ofchair  b earers, the fir st o rganizedpub li c t ra nspor t  withi n t hecity.
1 618
Jun e Aut ho r i t yover printers, boo kb i n de rs and b ook st o re si s transf er red  fro m the C hurc h  t o secula r auth o ri ti es.
161 927 Jul yF irs t s tonep lace d forthe conv ent o f  the Trinity o f  the order of th e re f orme d P etits Augus tins ,  onthes it e o f  themoder nÉ co l e des beaux-arts. 16 20 
Op ening  of the first  Pont de l a T ournelle , ma d eo f wood. The br idgewas destro y ed by bl ocksof ice f loating o n the rive r i n 1 637  an d 16 51 and rebuil t in s to ne in 1 654 .
162126Sep tem ber Th e Protest ant temp le  a tCh are ntoni s burned  b y a  C ath olicm ob, af ter t he n ew so f t he deat h  o f Henr yof  Lor rai ne , Duk e of May enne fi ghting th e P r otes ta nt s in th e unsuccessfu lSiege of M on tau ban.
2 3 OctoberB oth the Pont Marchand a n d the P ont  au C hang e are bur ned ; thePro t estant s areblame d.  
. 1 622
A w in dmi ll , called t h e  mo ulindu  pal ais, is  built atop Montma r tre . In the 19th  ce ntur y ,  i t i s  r e nam ed the M oulin de la gal ette (it b ec a me  a famousl and ma rk in t he 19th  cent u ry).
2September CardinalRi chel i e u b ecomes the  provise ur, or de a n, of th e Sor bon ne.
22  O cto berFo r cent u rie s, th e bish op  of Pa ris w as  under t he authority of the arc hbisho p ofSen s. On thi s d a teParis was  giv en its own  ar chb ishop , a n d the  Rom a nCat h olicArch d iocese of Pa ris e st ablished.
1 6 2 3 
19  MayF irs t  water  arr ives from Arcueil ,  in a new chan nelf o llo win g  the  r oute of the an cie nt R oman aqu ed uct,
 Notre-Dame,_and building_a new bridge, the_Pont Marie,_to_the Right_Bank._The work was_finished in 1635.
1615_
2 AprilConstruction begins of_the Luxembourg Palace_and_gardens by Marie de' Medici, widow of Henry IV. It was completed in 1621.
1616
30_JanuaryA_major flood_washes_away_the Pont Saint-Michel and damages_the Pont aux Changeurs.
24 AprilConcini,_Minister of_King Louis XIII and favorite the Queen Mother,_Marie_de' Medici, is_murdered on the entry bridge of the Louvre, probably_on Louis XIII's orders; Marie de'_Medici is exiled_to_Blois.
1617
22_OctoberLetters of patent given_for three companies of chair bearers,_the first organized public transport within_the city.
1618
JuneAuthority over printers, bookbinders and book_stores is transferred from the Church_to secular authorities.
1619
27 JulyFirst stone_placed for_the convent of the Trinity_of the order_of the_reformed Petits Augustins,_on the site of the modern_École des beaux-arts._
1620 
Opening of the first Pont_de_la Tournelle, made_of_wood._The bridge_was destroyed by_blocks_of ice_floating_on the river in 1637 and_1651_and rebuilt in stone in 1654.
1621
26 SeptemberThe_Protestant temple at Charenton_is_burned by a Catholic_mob, after the news of_the death of Henry of Lorraine,_Duke of_Mayenne fighting_the Protestants in the unsuccessful Siege of Montauban.
23 OctoberBoth the Pont_Marchand and the Pont au Change_are burned; the Protestants_are blamed._
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1622
A_windmill, called the_moulin_du palais,_is built atop Montmartre. In the 19th_century, it_is renamed the Moulin de la_galette (it became a_famous_landmark in the 19th century).
2 SeptemberCardinal_Richelieu becomes the proviseur, or dean,_of the Sorbonne.
22 OctoberFor centuries,_the_bishop_of Paris was under the_authority of the archbishop of Sens._On this date_Paris was given its own archbishop, and_the_Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Paris established.
1623
19_MayFirst_water arrives from Arcueil, in a_new_channel_following the route of the_ancient Roman aqueduct,