Capture of Normandy
Richard I the Lionheart recaptures Normandy from Philip II after his release from Austria
Role range: 1189-1199
Follow Richard I the Lionheart through 91 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Richard I the Lionheart recaptures Normandy from Philip II after his release from Austria
Role range: 1189-1199
Richard I the Lionheart constructs a castle to prevent further French advances down the Seine
Role range: 1189-1199
Richard I regains his Fench fiefs after victory at the Battle of Verneuil
Role range: 1180-1223
Richard I the Lionheart recaptures Normandy from Philip II after his release from Austria
Role range: 1189-1199
Signs the Treaty of Louviers with Philip II & cedes the Vexin
Role range: 1189-1199
Richard I the Lionheart defeats Philip of France near Paris
Role range: 1189-1199
Signs a truce with Philip II
Role range: 1189-1199
Killed in a minor skirmish at Chalus Castle in the Limousin by a mercenary crossbowman
Role range: 1189-1199
Death of Richard I the Lionheart, assassinated during his siege of Chalus. Death of Richard I the Lionheart, assassinated
Role range: 1189-1199
Killed in a minor skirmish at Chalus Castle in the Limousin by a mercenary crossbowman
Role range: 1189-1199
Lays siege to Chalus Castle, occupied by th Viscount of Limogues
Role range: 1189-1199
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