Rule of Milan
Under the Treaty of Cateau Cambresis Spain retains Milan
Role range: 1556-1598
Follow Philip II through 145 dated historical records for Spain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Under the Treaty of Cateau Cambresis Spain retains Milan
Role range: 1556-1598
Under the Treaty of Cateau Cambresis Spain retains Naples
Role range: 1556-1598
Under the Treaty of Cateau Cambresis Spain retains Sicily
Role range: 1556-1598
Philip II makes peace with France after decades of Habsburg Valois warfare
Role range: 1556-1598
Spain retains Franche-Comte, Milan, Naples & Sicily. Philip II marries Henry II's daughter Elizabeth. Henry II's sister marries Emmanuel Comte de Savoy. Ends the war between the Valois of France & the Habsburg Empire
Role range: 1556-1598
Philip II marries Elizabeth of Valois under the Cateau Cambresis settlement
Role range: 1556-1598
Philip appoints Margaret of Parma as regent in the Netherlands
Role range: 1556-1598
Philip II returns to Spain after leaving the Netherlands
Role range: 1556-1598
Philip increasingly governs his monarchy from Madrid
Role range: 1556-1598
Rules from Madrid for the rest of his reign
Role range: 1556-1598
A Papal Bull establishes the foundation of the University of Douai at Walloon Flanders
Role range: 1556-1598
A Papal Bull establishes the foundation of the University of Douai at Walloon Flanders
Role range: 1556-1598
Appoints Margaret of Austria, the Duchess of Parma & his half sister, as Regent
Role range: 1556-1598
Appoints Granvelle to head the Council of State which governs The Netherlands
Role range: 1556-1598
Spanish-led Christian forces suffer a major naval defeat at Djerba
Role range: 1526-1791 – 1556-1598
Marries Elizabeth of Valois, daughter of Henry II of France
Role range: 1556-1598
Philip II establishes Madrid as the main seat of his government
Role range: 1556-1598
Philip strengthens Madrid as the administrative centre of the monarchy
Role range: 1556-1598
Rules the Spanish Netherlands through regency and councils from Madrid
Role range: 1556-1598
Continues central oversight of the Netherlands from Spain
Role range: 1556-1598
Spanish forces resist the Ottoman aligned siege of Oran
Role range: 1526-1568 – 1556-1598
Philip continues building Madrid as the administrative centre of his monarchy
Role range: 1556-1598
William I resigns from the Dutch Council of State over Philips Hispanicization
Role range: 1568-1648 – 1556-1598
Sends his Ambassadoe de Silva to visit Elizabreth I & to rally Catholic support
Role range: 1556-1598
Enacts the Council of Trent in The Netherlands
Role range: 1556-1598
Accepts the resignation of Graneville from the Council of State in The Netherlands
Role range: 1556-1598
Sends a subsidy to Mary Queen of Scots, it is shipwrecked off the Northumbrian Coast
Role range: 1556-1598
Replies to Williams appeal for toleration in The Netherlands by attacking heresy
Role range: 1568-1648 – 1556-1598
Spain occupies the Philippines
Religious and political unrest spreads through Flanders during the iconoclastic disturbances of 1566.
Role range: 1568-1648 – 1556-1598
Riots break-out in southern Flanders
Role range: 1568-1648 – 1556-1598
The Calvinists are defeated
Role range: 1568-1648 – 1556-1598
Tournai surreders to the Spanish, the ringleaders are executed
Role range: 1568-1648 – 1556-1598
Valenciennes surreders to the Spanish, the ringleaders are executed
Role range: 1568-1648 – 1556-1598
Sends an Army led by the Duke of Alba into The Netherlands
Role range: 1568-1648 – 1556-1598
Governess Margaret of Parma demands the Dutch nobles to swear an oath of allegiance
Role range: 1568-1648 – 1556-1598
The war begins after religious persecution & centralization of Government in Brussels
Role range: 1568-1648 – 1556-1598
The war begins after religious persecution & centralization of Government in Brussels
Role range: 1556-1598
Death of Carlos, Philips son, 7 months after being arrested
Role range: 1556-1598
Has his son Carlos arrested
Role range: 1556-1598
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.