Royal Charter
Grants Bristol a royal charter strengthening its borough privileges.
Role range: 1154-1189
Follow Henry II through 124 dated historical records for England.
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Grants Bristol a royal charter strengthening its borough privileges.
Role range: 1154-1189
Pope Adrian IV issues a Papal Bull to Henry II granting his overlordshi of Ireland
Role range: 1154-1189
Pope Adrian IV issues a Papal Bull to Henry II granting his overlordshi of Ireland
Role range: 1154-1189
Obtains the restoration of Northern Counties from Malcolm of Scotland
Role range: 1154-1189
Obtains the restoration of Northern Counties from Malcolm of Scotland
Role range: 1154-1189
Henry II declares Mary of Scots Queen over England & Ireland
Role range: 1154-1189
Dedicates the nave of the cathedral
Role range: 1154-1189
Norwich is granted its 1st charter
Role range: 1154-1189
Henry II is defeated
Role range: 1154-1189
Becket leads an English invasion of Toulouse to assert Eleanor of Aquitaines rights
Role range: 1154-1189
Henry II is defeated. Becket leads an English invasion of Toulouse to assert Eleanor of Aquitaines rights
Role range: 1154-1189
The marriage is orchestrated by Henrys father, Henry II, in order to gain control over Marguerites dowry, the strategically vital castles of the Vexin region between Normandy & Paris
Role range: 1154-1189
Takes a strip of land between the Duchy of Normandy & the French Royal lands
Role range: 1154-1189
Takes a strip of land between the Duchy of Normandy & the French Royal lands
Role range: 1154-1189
Takes a strip of land between the Duchy of Normandy & the French Royal lands
Role range: 1154-1189
Henry II & Louis VII agree an unsteady peace
Role range: 1154-1189
Takes a strip of land between the Duchy of Normandy & the French Royal lands
Role range: 1154-1189
Danegeld is collected for the last time
Role range: 1154-1189
Claims power to punish criminal clerics after their conviction by Church orders
Role range: 1154-1189
Thomas a Becket defeats Henry IIs attempts to raise a land tax
Role range: 1154-1189
Rhys ap Gruffydd is imprisoned by Henry II
Role range: 1154-1189
Wales rebels against English rule, the rebellion is suppressed
Role range: 1154-1189
Thomas Becket is accused of embezzlement & contempt of court
Role range: 1154-1189
Becket flees to Louis VII of France
Role range: 1154-1189
The legal rights of the Church & State are codified at the Council of Clarendon
Role range: 1154-1189
The Constitutions of Clarendon place limitations on the clergy
Role range: 1154-1189
The legal rights of the Church & State are codified at the Council of Clarendon
Role range: 1154-1189
The legal rights of the Church & State are codified at the Council of Clarendon
Role range: 1154-1189
Captures Wales
Role range: 1154-1189
Orders the creation of jails in all English counties at the Assize of Clarendon
Role range: 1154-1189
Issues the Assize of Clarendon, 22 articles setting au a jury system
Role range: 1154-1189
Orders the creation of jails in all English counties at the Assize of Clarendon
Role range: 1154-1189
Pope Alexander III appoints Thomas Beckett Papal legate against the will of Henry II
Role range: 1154-1189
Henry & Louis reconcile after betrothal of his son Richard to Louis daughter Alice
Role range: 1154-1189
Henry & Louis reconcile after betrothal of his son Richard to Louis daughter Alice
Role range: 1154-1189
Henry II inherits Anjou
Role range: 1154-1189
Henry II inherits Normandy
Role range: 1154-1189
Richard will inherit Poitou & Geoffrey will inherit Brittany
Role range: 1154-1189
Succeeds as King of England. Henry II will inherit England, Normandy & Anjou
Role range: 1154-1189
Norman-Welsh barons land at Wexford supporting Dermot of Leinster
Role range: 1154-1189
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