Birth of Philip I
Birth of Philip I, son of Emperor Maximilian I & Mary of Burgundy
Role range: 1506-1506
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Philip I Biography and Timeline
Follow Philip I through 13 dated historical records for Spain.
Philip I, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
13Distinct records
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1478–1506Years on this page
1478
1482
Death of Philip I
Death of Mary of Burgundy, Philip I inherits Burgundy
Role range: 1506-1506
Rule of Burgundy
Death of Mary of Burgundy, Philip I inherits Burgundy
Role range: 1506-1506
1493
Treaty of Senlis
The Treaty of Senlis confirmed Philip's control over important Burgundian territories and strengthened his position as Habsburg ruler of the Netherlands.
Role range: 1506-1506
1494
Assumption of Personal Government
Philip was declared of age in 1494 and assumed personal government of the Burgundian Netherlands after years of regency under his father and other governors.
Role range: 1506-1506
1496
Marriage
Philip I marries Joan, daughter of Ferdinand II
Role range: 1506-1506
1502
Recognition by Cortes of Toledo
The Cortes of Toledo recognized Philip and Joanna as heirs to the Castilian succession after the deaths of the senior heirs of Ferdinand and Isabella.
Role range: 1506-1506
Recognition by Cortes of Zaragoza
Philip and Joanna were also recognized in Aragon as prospective successors, reinforcing their dynastic claim to the Spanish crowns.
Role range: 1506-1506
1506
Death of Philip I
Death of Philip I
Role range: 1506-1506
Malus Intercursus
During his enforced stay in England, Philip concluded the commercial agreement later called the Malus Intercursus and accepted terms favorable to Henry VII.
Role range: 1506-1506
Recognition by Cortes of Valladolid
The Cortes at Valladolid swore allegiance to Philip and Joanna as joint monarchs of Castile and León and recognized their son Charles as heir.
Role range: 1506-1506
Storm-Landing in England
While sailing to Spain in 1506, Philip and Joanna were driven onto the English coast by severe weather and became guests of King Henry VII.
Role range: 1506-1506
Succession
Succeeds as King of Castille
Role range: 1506-1506
Records, sources and methodology
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.