Birth of Ferdinand II
Birth of Ferdinand II, son of Alfonso II
Role range: 1479-1516
Follow Ferdinand II through 73 dated historical records for Spain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Ferdinand II, son of Alfonso II
Role range: 1479-1516
Granted title "the Catholic" by Pope Alexander VI
Role range: 1479-1516
Releases Colombus & backs him to lead a fleet to discover a westerly route to Asia
Role range: 1479-1516
Releases Colombus & backs him to lead a fleet to discover a westerly route to Asia
Role range: 1479-1516
Ferdinand II has Christopher Colombus arrested for misrule as the Governor of Hispaniola
Role range: 1479-1516
Ferdinand II has Christopher Colombus arrested for misrule as the Governor of Hispaniola
Role range: 1479-1516
Ferdinand agrees to pay a dowry of 200,000 crowns
Role range: 1479-1516
Ferdinand agrees to pay a dowry of 200,000 crowns. Catherine of Aragon marries Prince Arthur
Role range: 1479-1516
A fresh rebellion of the Moors breaks out
Role range: 1479-1516
A fresh rebellion of the Moors breaks out
Role range: 1479-1516
Succeeds as King of Naples, 1504-1516
Role range: 1479-1516
Marries Germaine de Foix, niece of Louis XII
Role range: 1479-1516
The settlement at Blois confirmed Ferdinand of Aragon's control of Naples against the competing French claim.
Appointed Regent of Castille, 1506-1516
Role range: 1479-1516
Acts as Regent for his daughter Joan because of her insanity
Role range: 1479-1516
Ferdinand's government joined discussions with France and Maximilian concerning the continuing conflict with Venice.
Joins the Holy Alliance against France, signed in Rome
Role range: 1479-1516
Blames English troops at Fuentarrabia for his failure to capture the whole of Navarre
Role range: 1479-1516
At a synod convened by Louis at Tours in September 1510, the French bishops withdrew from papal obedience, and resolved, with Emperor Maximilian's co-operation, to seek the deposition of the pope.
Role range: 1479-1516
In November 1511, a council met for this objective at Pisa. Julius II joins the "Holy League of 1511". He allied with Ferdinand II of Aragon and the Venetians against France.
Role range: 1479-1516
Julius II proclaims a Holy League against the French, also includes England, Spain & the Holy Roman Empire. Forms a coalition of Spain, Venice & the Swiss against France
Role range: 1479-1516
The English troops do not support Ferdinand, they refuse to obey orders & return home
Role range: 1479-1516
Has secret negotiations with Louis XII to cede Navarre & Brittany after Louis death
Role range: 1479-1516
England is unable to invade because Ferdinand fails to keep his promise of support
Role range: 1479-1516
Signs a 6 month truce with France. Ferdinand II & the Venetians desert Henry VIII & the Pope & make peace with France
Role range: 1479-1516
The Treaty provides for a joint invasion of France in the early Summer of 1514. Renews the military alliance between England, the Empire & Spain
Role range: 1479-1516
If Louis renounces Milan & Genoa Ferdinand & Maximillian will defend France
Role range: 1479-1516
Agrees a 6 month truce despite the Agreement of Lille to invade France
Role range: 1479-1516
Agrees a 6 month truce despite the Agreement of Lille to invade France
Role range: 1479-1516
Agrees a 6 month truce despite the Agreement of Lille to invade France
Role range: 1479-1516
First of the Aragon Dynasty
Role range: 1516-1516
First of the Aragon Dynasty
Role range: 1516-1516
Unites Catalonia, Valencia, Castille & Leon
Role range: 1516-1516
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