Magna Carta
The Magna Carta is re-issued, this version becomes the official text
Role range: 1216-1272
Follow Henry III through 171 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
The Magna Carta is re-issued, this version becomes the official text
Role range: 1216-1272
Lost lands are recaptured, except for Poitou, the Limousin & Perigord
Role range: 1216-1272
Despatches his brother Richard to Gsacony to recover lost French territories
Role range: 1216-1272
A Papal Bull issued by Gregory IX recognises Henerys competence to govern
Role range: 1216-1272
Henry declares himself of age & renounces his dependency on the Bishop of Winchester
Role range: 1216-1272
Peter of Brittany receives the Earldom of Richmond. Peter of Brittany pays homage to Henry as King of France
Role range: 1216-1272
Peter of Brittany receives the Earldom of Richmond
Role range: 1216-1272
Finds there are insufficient ships to convey troops to France
Role range: 1216-1272
Visits Portsmouth to plan an invasion of France
Role range: 1216-1272
Sets sail from Portsmouth at the head of an invasion force
Role range: 1216-1272
Lands with the invasion force at St Malo & proceeds to Dinan
Role range: 1216-1272
Mirambeau falls to Henry III, allowing his campaign to continue toward Bordeaux.
Role range: 1216-1272
Mirambeau captitulates to Henry III who then marches on Bordeaux
Role range: 1216-1272
Mirambeau captitulates to Henry III who then marches on Bordeaux
Role range: 1216-1272
Returns to Portsmouth having waged an expenisive & pointless war in France
Role range: 1216-1272
Agrees a truce with France for 3 yrs
Role range: 1231-1253
Hugh de Burgh is dismissed on possibly false charges
Role range: 1216-1272
Rebellion led by Richard Marshal, Earl of Pembroke, son of William
Role range: 1231-1253
The Marshal rebellion is defeated. Dismisses Peter des Riveaux & confines Peter des Roches to purely spiritual affairs
Role range: 1231-1253
Frederick II sends Henry III 3 leopards, kept in the Tower of London
Role range: 1216-1272
Henry III marries Eleanor of Provence
Role range: 1216-1272
A revised version of the Magna Carta is issued
Role range: 1216-1272
A revised version of the Magna Carta is issued
Role range: 1216-1272
The border is settled on a line from Berwick-Upon-Tweed to the Solway Firth. Alexander II abandons his claims to Cumberland, Westmorland & Northumberland
Role range: 1216-1272
Henry IIIs sister marries Simon de Montfort
Role range: 1216-1272
Birth of Edward I, eldest son of Henry III & Eleanor of Provence
Role range: 1216-1272
Birth of Margaret
Role range: 1216-1272
The English king is joined by a host of French nobles including Hugh de Lusignan. Henry III disembarks at Royen with "a small number of men" and 30 tons of gold
Role range: 1242-1242 – 1216-1272
Henry III & his French baron allies retreat to the town of Saintes. Decisive engagement of this brief, but critical war
Role range: 1242-1242 – 1216-1272
Henrys half brothers involve him in an expensively disastrous military venture
Role range: 1216-1272
Henry III supports the Lords in the south who have rebelled against Louis IX
Role range: 1242-1242 – 1216-1272
Attempts to capture Poitou but fails & loses Saintonge
Role range: 1242-1242 – 1216-1272
Sends out commissioners to extend English landholdings in Gaelic Ireland
Role range: 1216-1272
A 5 yr truce ends hostilities between France & England
Role range: 1216-1272
A 5 yr truce ends hostilities between France & England
Role range: 1216-1272
Meets Alexander II of the Scots at Newcastle & renews the truce of 1237
Role range: 1216-1272
When the Scots threatened to invade England, King Henry III visited York Castle and ordered it rebuilt in stone
Role range: 1216-1272
When the Scots threatened to invade England, King Henry III visited York Castle and ordered it rebuilt in stone
Role range: 1216-1272
Lays the foundation stone for the complete rebuilding of Westminster Abbey
Role range: 1216-1272
River works improve Bristol harbour access and medieval trade.
Role range: 1216-1272
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