Birth of Eleanor of Aquitaine
Birth of Eleanor of Aquitaine, eldest child & heiress of William X, Duke of Aquitaine
Follow Eleanor of Aquitaine through 21 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Eleanor of Aquitaine, eldest child & heiress of William X, Duke of Aquitaine
Eleanor of Aquitaine & Louis VII are consecrated Duchess & Duke of Aquitaine
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Succeeds as Duchess of Aquitaine
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Marries the French King Louis VII
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Eleanor of Aquitaines marriage to Louis VII unites Acquitaine & France
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Marries Henry Plantagenet, Count of Anjou
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Divorces Louis VII on grounds of consanguinity & wishes to mary Henry II
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Gives birth to Joanna
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Succeeds as Duchess of France
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Given control of the Duchy of Aquitaine by her husband Henry II
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Eleanor of Aquitaine raises a rebellion against her husband Henry II
Eleanor of Aquitaine raises a rebellion against her husband Henry II
Arrested when fleeing to Louis VII to hoin the rebellion against Henry II
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Supports her sons in their rebellion against her unfaithful husband Henry II
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Supports her sons in their rebellion against her unfaithful husband Henry II
Supports her sons in their rebellion against her unfaithful husband Henry II
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Imprisoned by her husband Henry II, 1174-1189
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Receives Aquitaine from Richard who believes Henry II will lay waste to the region
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Appointed Regent, rules by edict while Richard fights the Crusades
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Released by Henry II to tour Aquitaine in order to Counter a French claim to the Duchy
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Pays homage to Philip II but hands power over to King John of England
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