Duke of Guise Succeeds
Henry of Guise succeeds his father Francis as Duke of Guise
Role range: 1563-1588
Follow Henry Guise through 10 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Henry of Guise succeeds his father Francis as Duke of Guise
Role range: 1563-1588
Henry succeeds his father as Duke of Guise
Role range: 1563-1588
Henry inherits Guise family leadership after his father's death
Role range: 1562-1598 – 1563-1588
Responsible for the St Bartholomew Days massacre
Henry of Guise is associated with Catholic violence during the Saint Bartholomew period
Role range: 1562-1598 – 1563-1588
Concludes alliance terms with Spain against the Protestant succession of Henry of Navarre
Role range: 1588
Death of Henry of Guise, assassinated
Murdered near the King's bedchamber while Henry III hides behind the curtains
Role range: 1584-1598
Guise is summoned to attend the King, and is assassinated, his brother Louis II, Cardinal of Guise is assassinated the next day, arouses such outrage among the remaining relatives and allies of Guise that Henry III was forced to flee
Role range: 1584-1598
Death of Henri Guise, assassinated
Role range: 1584-1598
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