Death of Henry I
William II dies as a result of a hunting accident in the New Forest
Role range: 1100-1135
Follow Henry I through 53 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
William II dies as a result of a hunting accident in the New Forest
Role range: 1100-1135
Succeeds as King of England
Role range: 1100-1135
Henry rides to Winchester & takes possession of the Treasury
Role range: 1100-1135
Crowned in Westminster Abbey
Role range: 1100-1135
Marries Matilda, sister of Edgar, daughter of Malcolm III
Role range: 1100-1135
The marriage to Matilda brings peace between England & Scotland
Role range: 1100-1135
Marries Henry I
Henry I tackles abuses of royal power by his predecessor, his brother William Rufus, specifically the over-taxation of the barons, the abuse of vacant sees, and the practices of simony and pluralism.
Role range: 1100-1135
Promises to restore the laws of William I & Edward the Confessor, denounces William Rufuss excesses & promises good Government.
Role range: 1100-1135
The Charter is read in every shire throughout the country.
Role range: 1100-1135
The Charter of Liberties, also called the Coronation Charter, is a written proclamation by Henry I of England, issued upon his ascension to the throne.
Role range: 1100-1135
Henry I tackles abuses of royal power by his predecessor, his brother William Rufus, specifically the over-taxation of the barons, the abuse of vacant sees, and the practices of simony and pluralism
Role range: 1100-1135
Henry has Flambard imprisoned & restores the power of the Church
Role range: 1100-1135
Invites Anselm, the Archbishop of Canterbury, to return from exile
Role range: 1100-1135
Henry I gives Island to Richard de Redvers
Role range: 1100-1135
Takes possession of the Treasury at Winchester goes to London & proclaims himself King. Proclaims himself King while Robert is fighting in the Crusades
Role range: 1100-1135
William & Robert Curthose become co-heirs. Uses feudal law to succeed because he was born in England while his father was King
Role range: 1100-1135
Robert Curthose returns to France from the Crusades
Role range: 1100-1135
Duke Robert lands at Portsmouth & is supported by Barons including Robert of Belleme
Duke Robert lands at Portsmouth & is supported by Barons including Robert of Belleme
Role range: 1100-1135
The Earl of Shrewsbury, is exiled but continues to plot from Normandy. One of Robert Curthoses supporters the Earl of Shrewsbury is exiled
Role range: 1100-1135
Robert Curthose renounces his claims to the English throne.
Role range: 1100-1135
Robert Curthose, Henrys brother, receives a pardon & a pension of 2000 francs a year.
Role range: 1100-1135
Roberts supporters are promised a pardon but charges are brought against them.
Role range: 1100-1135
The Normans under Robert Curthose prepare to invade but are given a pardon.
Role range: 1100-1135
The agreement is not long-lasting, in 1105 Henry invades Normandy & defeats his brothers (Robert II) army the following at the Battle of Tinchebray.
Role range: 1100-1135
Captures Arundel Castle
Role range: 1100-1135
Captures Robert of Bellemes strongholds in the Welsh marches
Role range: 1100-1135
Has a son, the future Duke of Normandy
Role range: 1100-1135
Captures Robert Curthose at the Battle of Tinchebrai
Role range: 1100-1135
Captures Robert Curthose at the Battle of Tinchebrai. After the Battle of Tinchebray Normandy is ruled by England for 100 years. After the Battle of Tinchebray Normandy & England are ruled by a single ruler
Role range: 1100-1135
After the Battle of Tinchebray Normandy is ruled by England for 100 years
Role range: 1100-1135
Captures Normandy & unites it under the same crown
Role range: 1100-1135
Henry I invades Normandy & breaks the Treaty of Alton signed with his brother Robert II
Role range: 1100-1135
Robert is taken prisoner by Henry I who rules over Normandy until the end of his reign
Robert is taken prisoner by Henry I who rules over Normandy until the end of his reign
Robert is taken prisoner by Henry I who rules over Normandy until the end of his reign
Keeps Rober Curthose arrested for the remaining 28 yrs of his life in Cardiff Castle
Role range: 1100-1135
Civil war between Henry I and Robert Curthose caused extensive destruction to Bayeux Cathedral.
Role range: 1105-1106 – 1100-1135
Henry I imprisons Robert Duke of Normandy at Corfe Caste
Role range: 1100-1135
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