Invasion of Wales
Calls off the invasion because of a rebellion by Earl Henry Percy of Northumberland
Role range: 1399-1413
Follow Henry IV through 52 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Calls off the invasion because of a rebellion by Earl Henry Percy of Northumberland
Role range: 1399-1413
Sets northwards for the 2nd time in 2 years in order to defend the throne
Role range: 1399-1413
The Archbishop of Yorks forces are defeated by the Earl of Westmorland
Role range: 1399-1413
The Scottish King's son is captured at sea
Defeats & captures the Earl of Northumberland Henry Percy, who is later executed
Role range: 1399-1413
The Treaty of Bourges is agreed between Henry IV & the Dukes of Orleans, Berri, and Bourbon, which was nullified by the Treaty of Auxerre in August
Role range: 1337-1453 – 1399-1413
The Treaty of Bourges is agreed between Henry IV & the Dukes of Orleans, Berri, and Bourbon, which was nullified by the Treaty of Auxerre in August
Role range: 1337-1453 – 1399-1413
Death of Henry IV, has a stroke praying in the Jerusalem Chamber, as prophesised
Role range: 1399-1413
Buried in Canterbury Cathedral
Role range: 1399-1413
Begins the siege of Harfleur
Role range: 1337-1453 – 1399-1413
Ends the siege of Harfleur
Role range: 1337-1453 – 1399-1413
More French raids are repulsed on the Isle of Wight
Role range: 1337-1453 – 1399-1413
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