Mobilization1459
Gathers forces in order to march on the Duke of Yorks castle at Ludlow
Historical person
Margaret Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Margaret, based on 18 World History Database records associated with England.
18 records1459–151511 events14 places
Chronological biography
1459
Siege of Ludlow1459
Marches on the Duke of Yorks castle at Ludlow
Siege of Ludlow12 October 1459
York disperses his forces & seekes refuge in Ireland
Parliament20 November 1459
Assumes control & opens Parliament where all Yorkist leaders are charged with treason
Parliament20 November 1459
The Act of Attainder is passed charging the Yorkists with treason
Treason20 November 1459
The Act of Attainder is passed charging the Yorkists with treason. Assumes control & opens Parliament where all Yorkist leaders are charged with treason
1460
Battle of Northampton10 July 1460
Escapes from the Battle of Northampton & assembles a Lancastrian Army in the nth
1461
MobilizationJanuary 1461
Queen Margaret & Somerset march southwards from York
Siege of HuntingdonJanuary 1461
The Queens border soldiers sack Huntingdon
Siege of MelbourneJanuary 1461
The Queens border soldiers sack Melbourne
Siege of RoystonJanuary 1461
The Queens border soldiers sack Royston
Battle of St Albans, 2nd17 February 1461
Defeats the Yorkists but fails to take advantage of the victory & capture London
1514
Marriage13 August 1514
Mary marries Louis of France at a "proxy" wedding
Marriage19 September 1514
Leaves London to join her new husband Louis XII in France
Marriage1 October 1514
Sets sail from Dover for France
Marriage9 October 1514
Meets her new husband Louis XII for the 1st time
1515
Death of MargaretJanuary 1515
Margaret signs an oath saying she had no issues to Louis XII
Death of Margaret1 January 1515
Death of Louis XII, 2 months after his marriage to Margaret
Titles and roles
Prince · Princess · Queen
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.