Birth of John
Birth of John, 4th eldest son of Henry II & Eleanor of Aquitaine
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Follow John through 159 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of John, 4th eldest son of Henry II & Eleanor of Aquitaine
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Succeeds as King of England
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Betrothed to Isabella daughter of the Earl of Gloucester, great-grandchild of Henry I
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John becomes third in line to the throne after the death of his brother Prince Henry
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Appointed Lord of Ireland
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Richards refusal to hand over Aquitaine leads to an armed clash, Richard is victorious
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Death of Geoffrey of Brittany, but his son Arthur inherits the dead brothers lands
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Richard gives John Mortain & the revenue of 6 English counties
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Richard I reaches Sicilly & signs the Treaty of Messina. Richard I names Arthur of Brittany his succesor if he should die without issue
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Challenges the power of Longchamp & sets up his own Court
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Enters into an alliance with Philip II
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Richard sends in the Archbishop of Rouen to re-establish his power
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Pays homage to Philip II in return for a ransom to release Richard I from Henry VI
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Agrees with Philip II to marry his half-sister Alice
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Flees to France upon hearing of the release of Richard I & his return to England
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John gains a pardon from Richard I, who blames Johns company for his misdemeanors
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Richard I nominates John as his heir
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The only title John keeps is Lord of Ireland. John is forbidden to hold any castles in England. John appeals to Richards mercy but is stripped of all possessions & titles
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John is restored as Count of Mortain & Earl of Gloucester
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In Brittany with Richards nephew Arthur of Brittany when he hears of Richards death
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Invested as the Duke of Normandy
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Crowned King of England
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Named by Richard I as his successor just before his death
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Recognized as overlord of his English lands in France
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Cedes Vexin & Evreux to Philip II under the Treaty of Le Goulet
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Cedes Vexin & Evreux to Philip II under the Treaty of Le Goulet
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Marries Isabella of Angouleme in Aquitaine, the marriage produces 2 sons & 3 daughters
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John & Isabel are crowned together at Westminster Abbey
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Receives the homage of William the Lion, King of Scotland
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Richard Is wife Berengaria dies, John makes an alliance with her brother Sancho VIII
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Death of Berengaria, John concludes an alliance with her brother Sancho VIII
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The peace of Le Goulet is preserved & the rebellion suppressed. Met by Philip II who controls the rebellion & hosts a visit by John in Paris. Arrives in Normandy to subdue rebellion
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Reconcilled with his half-brother Geoffrey the Archbishop of York
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The peace of Le Goulet is preserved & the rebellion suppressed. Met by Philip II who controls the rebellion & hosts a visit by John in Paris. Arrives in Normandy to subdue rebellion
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Phillip II grants Johns French lands, except Normandy, to Arthur of Brittany. Philip II captures Johns French lands
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Phillip II grants Johns French lands, except Normandy, to Arthur of Brittany
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Crosses the Loire to defend Mirabeau from Arthur of Brittany the Lusignan brothers
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Captures Arthur & other rebel Barons. Arthur of Brittany is captured during the Battle of Mirabeau by William de Braose
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John speeds south to surprise the rebels unprepared outside Mirabeau, not a single rebel escaped. John captures over 200 knights & all the leaders of the rebellion, including Arthur and Hugh le Brun. Arthur of Brittany is captured during the Battle of Mirabeau by William de Braose
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Captures Arthur & other rebel Barons
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