Birth of Charles I
Birth of Charles I, son of James I of England & Queen Anne of Denmark
Role range: 1625-1649
Follow Charles I through 304 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Charles I, son of James I of England & Queen Anne of Denmark
Role range: 1625-1649
Leaves Scotland to live in England
Role range: 1625-1649
Investiture as Prince of Wales at Westminster, the last investiture until 1911
Role range: 1625-1649
Crowned King of England
Role range: 1625-1649
Marries Henrietta Maria, daughter of the France's Henry IV
Role range: 1625-1649
Attends the burial of James I in state as the chief mourner at Westminster Abbey
Opens his 1st Parliament
Role range: 1625-1649
The Dutch & English to subsidize support for German Protestants
Role range: 1625-1649
Parliament grants tonnage & poundage for a year rather than life
Role range: 1625-1649
A naval bombardment of Cadiz ends in failure
Refuses to grant funds without redress of grievances
Role range: 1625-1649
Begins the impeachment of the Duke of Buckingham
Role range: 1625-1649
The Act of Revocation is passed in Scotland reforming ownership of Church lands
Role range: 1625-1649
The Act of Revocation is passed in Scotland reforming ownership of Church lands
Role range: 1625-1649
Succeeds as King of England. 2nd son of James I & Anne of Denmark, became heir when his brother Henry died in 1612
Role range: 1625-1649
Charles I buries the Buckingham in the Chapel of Henry VII, reserved for royalty
Role range: 1625-1649
Appoints Laud & Wentworth as advisers to rule without Parliament
Role range: 1625-1649
Has 9 MPs arrested
Role range: 1625-1649
Charles raises money by fines imposed by star Chamber & selling monopolies
Role range: 1625-1649
Parliament does not open again for 11 yrs
Role range: 1625-1649
Quebec is temporarily surrendered to the English
Role range: 1625-1649
Addresses Parliament for the 1st time but fails to raise funds for a war with Spain
Role range: 1625-1649
Creates controversy because of the Papist ceremony using a Church of England service. 1st time since early infancy that Charles has set foot in Scotland
Role range: 1625-1649
Raises "ship money" on the coastal counties
Role range: 1625-1649
Tries to stop his 2nd Parliament debating taxation, outlawing Popery & Arminianism
Role range: 1625-1649
Extends "ship money" to include inland counties
Role range: 1625-1649
The Scottish Church is to use a Prayer Book written in England by English churchmen. Issues the Book of Canons reorganizing the Scottish Church along English lines
Role range: 1625-1649
The reading of the English Prayer Book causes a riot in Scotland
Role range: 1625-1649
The Scottish Church is to use a Prayer Book written in England by English churchmen. Issues the Book of Canons reorganizing the Scottish Church along English lines
Role range: 1625-1649
Issues the Book of Canons reorganizing the Scottish Church along English lines
Role range: 1625-1649
Enhances the Navy, the "Sovereign of the Seas" is constructed
Role range: 1625-1649
Charles I advises his Privy Council he will have to use force against the Covenanters
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
Charles I concedes the Scottish right to free church assembly and a free Parliament
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
A general assembly of the Scottish church abolishes the episcopacy
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
The 1st Bishops War ends without fighting by the Pacification of Berwick. Charles I concedes the Scottish right to free church assembly and a free Parliament
Role range: 1639-1639 – 1625-1649
The Scottish National Covenant is founded, "in defence of the true reformed religion"
Role range: 1625-1649
Parliament refuses money & Charles is defeated
Role range: 1625-1649
The Scots rebel against the Church worship which Charles designed for them
Role range: 1625-1649
Parliament refuses money & Charles is defeated
Role range: 1625-1649
The Scottish National Covenant is founded, "in defence of the true reformed religion". The Scots rebel against the Church worship which Charles designed for them
Role range: 1625-1649
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