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June 11 in History

This permanent archive page contains 139 World History Database records for June 11, spanning 1265 to 2026. Recorded topics include Alliance Simon de Montfort and Prince Llewellyn; Death of Roger Bacon; Alliance Writes a letter appealing to the Northern Nobles to and him in London.

Total: 139Events: 111Births: 3Deaths: 10Battles: 11Coronations: 4Countries: 25

Events on June 11

Alliance Simon de Montfort and Prince Llewellyn

1265 · Simon de Montfort · England · Warfare · Barons War, 2nd

Earl Simon meets Prince Llewellyn & is promised 5,000 Welsh spearmen

Alliance Writes a letter appealing to the Northern Nobles to and him in London

1483 · Richard III · England · House · House of York

Writes a letter appealing to the Northern Nobles to join forces with him in London

Assassination of James III

1488 · James III · Scotland · Sauchieburn · House · House of Stewart

Assassinated during the Battle of Sauchieburn

Alliance Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII

1509 · Catherine of Aragon · England · House · House of Tudor

Marries Henry VIII at Grey Friars Church, re-allying England with Spain

Alliance England and Spain

1509 · Henry VIII · England · House · House of Tudor

Henry's marriage to Catherine of Aragon re-allies England with Spain

Marriage

1509 · Catherine of Aragon · England · Greenwich · House · House of Tudor

Marries Henry VIII at Grey Friars Church, re-allying England with Spain

Marriage

1509 · Henry VIII · England · Greenwich · House · House of Tudor

Marries Catherine of Aragon, his dead brothers widow, daughter of Ferdinand II

Kildare Rebellion

1534 · Henry VIII · England · Dublin · House · House of Tudor

Thomas FitzGerald, known as Silken Thomas, renounces allegiance to Henry VIII at St Mary's Abbey in Dublin.

Silken Thomas Rebellion

1534 · Henry VIII · England · Dublin · House · House of Tudor

Thomas FitzGerald publicly renounces allegiance to Henry VIII at St Mary's Abbey in Dublin.

Scottish Constitutional Challenge

1640 · Charles I · England · Edinburgh · Government · Government of England

Scottish legislation proceeds without the King’s assent during the constitutional confrontation.

Scottish Constitutional Challenge

1640 · Charles I · England · Edinburgh · Government · Government of England

Scottish legislation proceeds without the King’s assent during the constitutional confrontation.

Scottish Constitutional Challenge

1640 · Archibald Johnston · Scotland · Edinburgh · Government · Government of Scotland

Helps frame the legal arguments behind Scotland's parliamentary challenge

Scottish Parliamentary Acts

1640 · Charles I · England · Edinburgh · Government · Government of England

The Scottish Parliament asserts that its measures may become law without royal assent.

Scottish Parliamentary Acts

1640 · Charles I · England · Edinburgh · Government · Government of England

The Scottish Parliament asserts that its measures may become law without royal assent.

Scottish Parliamentary Session Ends

1640 · Charles I · England · Edinburgh · Government · Government of England

The second Scottish parliamentary session ends after challenging royal authority.

Scottish Parliamentary Session Ends

1640 · Charles I · England · Edinburgh · Government · Government of England

The second Scottish parliamentary session ends after challenging royal authority.

Capture of Liverpool

1643 · Rupert of the Rhine · Germany · Liverpool · Warfare · Civil War

Captures the earthworks of Liverpool

Siege of Liverpool

1643 · Rupert of the Rhine · Germany · Liverpool · Warfare · Civil War

Rupert gathers an army of 14,000 and is ready to march on York. Captures the earthworks of Liverpool

Siege of York

1643 · Rupert of the Rhine · Germany · York · Warfare · Civil War

Rupert gathers an army of 14,000 & is ready to march on York

Mobilization

1645 · Oliver Cromwell · England · Bedford · Warfare · Civil War

Cromwell moves toward Fairfax before the Naseby campaign as Parliament concentrates forces against Charles I.

Constitution of England

1658 · Oliver Cromwell · England · Government · Government of England

An Upper House is established by a Bill passed by Parliament

Legislation

1658 · Oliver Cromwell · England · Government · Government of England

An Upper House is established by a Bill passed by Parliament

Succession

1713 · Farrukhsiyar · India · House · House of Mogul

Succeeds as Shah Of India. Farrukhsiyars reign marks the ascendancy of the Saiyid brothers who monopolize state power and reduce the Emperor to an effective figurehead

Rule of Silesia

1742 · Frederick II the Great · Germany · Silesia · Warfare · Silesian War, 1st

Prussia is awarded Upper & Lower Silesia in the Treaty of Breslau

Rule of Silesia

1742 · Maria Theresa · Austria · Silesia · Warfare · Silesian War, 1st

Under the Treaty of Breslau Prussia gains upper & lower Silesia

Treaty of Breslau

1742 · Frederick II the Great · Germany · Breslau · Warfare · Silesian War, 1st

Treaty signed by Frederick & Maria Theresa, Prussia gains upper & lower Silesia. A peace Treaty is signed after Prussian victory over Austria at Chotusitz

Treaty of Breslau

1742 · Maria Theresa · Austria · Breslau · Warfare · Silesian War, 1st

Treaty signed by Frederick & Maria Theresa, Prussia gains upper & lower Silesia

Declaration of Independence

1776 · Thomas Jefferson · United States of America · Warfare · American War of Independence

Congress appoints Jefferson to a committee to draft the declaration of independence

Independence of United States of America

1776 · Thomas Jefferson · United States of America · Warfare · American War of Independence

Congress appoints Jefferson to a committee to draft the declaration of independence

Post Captain

1779 · Horatio Nelson · Great Britain · Jamaica · Warfare · American War of Independence

Is promoted post captain at a young age.

Break with Paoli

1793 · Napoleon I · France · Corsica · Revolution · Revolution of France

Napoleon's conflict with Pasquale Paoli forced the Bonaparte family to leave Corsica and seek safety in mainland France.

Capture of Malta

1798 · Napoleon I · France · Malta · Revolution · Revolution of France

Napoleon captured Malta during the voyage to Egypt, removing the Knights of Saint John from control of the island.

Invasion of New Granada

1819 · Simon Bolivar · Venezuela · Ciudad Bolivar · Warfare · Wars of Independence

Leaves his base with 2,500 men to liberate New Granada

Legislation

1832 · Charles Grey · Great Britain · London · Government · Whig Party Government

Parliamentary Reform Bill, passes the Scottish Parliamentary Reform Bill

Reform of Parliament

1832 · Charles Grey · Great Britain · London · Government · Whig Party Government

Parliamentary Reform Bill, passes the Scottish Parliamentary Reform Bill

Wallachian Revolution

1848 · Nicolae Balcescu · Romania · Bucharest · Politics · Revolutions of 1848

Supports the revolutionary programme in Wallachia.

Presidential Election

1860 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · United States of America · Politics · Republican Party

Lincoln defeats Stephen Douglas John C Breckinridge and John Bell in the 1860 presidential election

Presidential Election

1860 · Abraham Lincoln · United States of America · United States of America · Politics · Republican Party

Lincoln is elected 16th President of the United States

End of Fonnesbech Government

1875 · Christen Andreas Fonnesbech · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark

The Fonnesbech Government ends in Copenhagen, concluding this term as Council President of Denmark.

Estrup Government

1875 · Jacob Brønnum Scavenius Estrup · Denmark · Copenhagen · Government · Government of Denmark

Begins the Estrup Government in Copenhagen and serves as Council President of Denmark.

BNAE

1899 · Robert Falcon Scott · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

The British National Antarctic Expedition, later known as the Discovery Expedition, was a joint enterprise of the RGS and the Royal Society

Discovery Expedition

1899 · Robert Falcon Scott · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

The British National Antarctic Expedition, later known as the Discovery Expedition, was a joint enterprise of the RGS and the Royal Society. Scott appears at the Markham residence and volunteered to lead the Discovery Expedition

National Antarctic Expedition

1899 · Robert Falcon Scott · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

The British National Antarctic Expedition, later known as the Discovery Expedition, was a joint enterprise of the RGS and the Royal Society

Royal Society

1899 · Robert Falcon Scott · Great Britain · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery

The British National Antarctic Expedition, later known as the Discovery Expedition, was a joint enterprise of the RGS and the Royal Society

Killing of Sugiyama Akira

1900 · Sugiyama Akira · Japan · Beijing · Warfare · Boxer Rebellion

Is killed by soldiers of Dong Fuxiang.

Killing of Sugiyama Akira

1900 · Dong Fuxiang · China · Beijing · Warfare · Boxer Rebellion

His soldiers kill Japanese legation secretary Sugiyama Akira.

Siege of Beijing

1900 · Cixi · China · Beijing · Warfare · Boxer Rebellion

The first Boxer, dressed in his finery, was seen in the Legation Quarter. The German Minister, Clemens von Ketteler, and German soldiers captured a Boxer boy and inexplicably executed him. In response, thousands of Boxers burst into the walled city of Beijing that afternoon and burned many of the Christian churches and cathedrals in the city, burning some victims alive

Siege of Beijing

1900 · Qing · China · Beijing · Warfare · Boxer Rebellion

Soldiers at the British Embassy and German Legations shot and killed several Boxers, alienating the Chinese population of the city and nudging the Qing Government toward support of the Boxers

The Boxers

1900 · Cixi · China · Beijing · Warfare · Boxer Rebellion

The first Boxer, dressed in his finery, was seen in the Legation Quarter. The German Minister, Clemens von Ketteler, and German soldiers captured a Boxer boy and inexplicably executed him. In response, thousands of Boxers burst into the walled city of Beijing that afternoon and burned many of the Christian churches and cathedrals in the city, burning some victims alive

Education

1909 · George Smith Patton · United States of America · West Point · Warfare · Military

Graduates from the United States Military Academy at West Point

Dismissal

1915 · Vladimir Sukhomlinov · Russia · Moscow · Warfare · World War, 1st

Dismissed as Minister of War

Minister of War

1915 · Aleksei Andreevich PolIvanov · Russia · Warfare · Military

Appointed Minister of War

Minister of War

1915 · Aleksei Andreevich PolIvanov · Russia · Warfare · World War, 1st

Appointed Minister of War

Abdication of Constantine I

1917 · Constantine Glucksburg · Greece · Athens · Government · Government of Greece

Allied pressure forces Constantine to leave the throne and depart Greece.

Accession of King Alexander

1917 · Alexander Glucksburg · Greece · Athens · Government · Government of Greece

Alexander succeeds his father as king during the National Schism.

Major Redmond Tribute Delivered

1917 · David Lloyd George · Great Britain · London · Warfare · World War, 1st

Pays tribute in Parliament to Major William Redmond after his death during the Messines fighting.

Committees of Poor Peasants

1918 · Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin · Russia · Moscow · Revolution · Revolution of Russia

The Soviet government creates Committees of Poor Peasants to support grain procurement and weaken wealthier village households.

Peace

1921 · David Lloyd George · Great Britain · Warfare · Civil War

The British Government & Sinn Fein agree a truce

Appointment as Arsenal Manager

1925 · Herbert Chapman · Great Britain · London · Sport · Football

Is appointed Arsenal manager and begins the period that transforms the club into a major English force.

National Health Insurance

1931 · Arthur Greenwood · Great Britain · London · Government · Labour Party Government

Answers Commons questions on national health insurance as Minister of Health.

Supreme War Council

1940 · Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill · Great Britain · Briare · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Meets French leaders as the French front collapses.

Great Britain and Soviet Russia Treaty

1942 · Arthur Greenwood · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Speaks during Commons consideration of the Anglo-Soviet treaty of alliance.

Capture of Pantelleria

1943 · Dwight David Eisenhower · United States of America · Pantelleria · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Eisenhowers forces capture the Italian island of Pantelleria

Fall of Pantelleria

1943 · Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini · Italy · Pantelleria · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Faces another strategic setback when the Italian island fortress of Pantelleria surrenders to the Allies.

Free French

1943 · Marie-Pierre Koenig · France · Bir-Hakeim · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Leads the Free French against Rommel for 16 days

Operation Roundup

1943 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Expresses displeasure to Churchill & Roosevelt over the postponement of "Round Up"

Pantelleria Surrender

1943 · Gino Pavesi · Italy · Pantelleria · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Surrenders the fortified island of Pantelleria after sustained Allied air and naval bombardment.

Stalin sends a message to Churchill asking for a Second Front

1943 · Joseph Stalin · Russia · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Stalin sends a message to Churchill asking for a Second Front

Capture of Carentan

1944 · Omar Nelson Bradley · United States of America · Carentan · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Carentan is captured, uniting all the American forces

Operation Overlord

1944 · Bernard Law Montgomery · Great Britain · Normandy · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Manages to land 16 Divisions ashore facing 14 enemy Divisions

Franck Report

1945 · James Franck · Germany · Chicago · Science · Physics

Franck's committee issues a report urging international control of atomic energy and recommending a demonstration before combat use.

IG Farben Trial Concludes

1948 · Carl Krauch · Germany · Nuremberg · Warfare · World War, 2nd

The evidentiary proceedings in the IG Farben Case concluded after a lengthy trial.

Nationalisation

1948 · Petru Groza · Romania · Bucharest · Government · Government of Romania

Groza's government nationalises major industrial, banking, and transport enterprises.

Buddhist Crisis

1963 · Ngo Dinh Diem · Vietnam · Saigon · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Faces international outrage after Buddhist protests and repression

Civil Rights Address

1963 · John Fitzgerald Kennedy · United States of America · Washington · Politics · Civil Rights

Responds to Birmingham events by urging federal civil rights legislation.

Self-Immolation

1963 · Thich Quang Duc · Vietnam · Saigon · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

Self-immolates in protest against the Diem government's treatment of Buddhists

Self-Immolation Crisis

1963 · Thich Quang Duc · Vietnam · Saigon · Warfare · Vietnam War, 2nd

His self-immolation intensifies US concern over the Diem government

Employee Fingerprinting Objection

1964 · Roy Truly · United States of America · Dallas · Politics · Assassination of Kennedy, JF

An FBI memorandum recorded that Truly objected to a proposal to fingerprint all Texas School Book Depository employees during the continuing investigation.

Greek-Turkish Talks Rejected

1964 · Georgios Papandreou · Greece · Athens · Government · Government of Greece

Papandreou rejects direct bilateral talks while seeking an international settlement for Cyprus.

Resignation of Phan Huy Quat

1965 · Phan Huy Quat · Vietnam · Saigon · Government · Government of South Vietnam

Quat resigns as civilian rule collapses before the military government takes over

US Relations Restored

1969 · Norodom Sihanouk · Kampuchea · Phnom Penh · Government · Neutral Cambodia

Restores diplomatic relations with the United States after neutrality assurances

Wheelus Air Base Evacuation

1970 · Muammar Gaddafi · Libya · Tripoli · Government · Government of Libya

The last United States forces leave Wheelus Air Base under the revolutionary government.

Prime Minister of Turkey

1977 · Suleyman Demirel · Turkey · Government · Government of Turkey

Appointed Prime Minister of Turkey, 3rd term

Chancellor of the Exchequer

1983 · Nigel Lawson · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

Nigel Lawson is appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer on 11 June 1983.

Deputy Leadership Resignation

1983 · Denis Winston Healey · Great Britain · London · Politics · Labour Party

Healey steps down as Labour’s deputy leader after the party’s general-election defeat.

Foreign Secretary of Great Britain

1983 · Geoffrey Howe · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

Geoffrey Howe is appointed Foreign Secretary on 11 June 1983.

Secretary of State for the Environment

1983 · Patrick Jenkin · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

Appointed Secretary of State for the Environment

Vega 1 Venus Balloon

1985 · Roald Sagdeev · Russia · Venus · Science · Astronomy

Vega 1 releases a balloon that drifts through Venus's cloud layer while measuring winds and atmospheric conditions.

Blaby Re-election 1987

1987 · Nigel Lawson · Great Britain · Blaby · Politics · Conservative Party

Wins re-election as Conservative Member of Parliament for Blaby at the 1987 general election and continues serving as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

East Surrey Re-election 1987

1987 · Geoffrey Howe · Great Britain · East Surrey · Politics · Conservative Party

Wins re-election as Conservative Member of Parliament for East Surrey at the 1987 general election.

Election

1987 · Neil Kinnock · Great Britain · Politics · Labour Party

The Labour Party win 30.8% of votes cast & 229 MPs

Election

1987 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

The Conservatives win 42.3% of votes cast & 376 MPs. The Conservative majority is cut to 101. Conservatives 375, Labour 229, Liberals 17, SDP 5 & others 24

Election

1987 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Great Britain · Politics · Conservative Party

Wins a third consecutive Conservative general election victory.

General Election Re-election

1987 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · Dunfermline · Politics · Labour Party

Brown retains Dunfermline East at the general election.

Loss of South Down Seat

1987 · John Enoch Powell · Great Britain · South Down · Politics · UU Party

Loses South Down to SDLP candidate Eddie McGrady by 731 votes, bringing his parliamentary career to an end.

Prime Minister of Great Britain

1987 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Government · Conservative Party Government

Appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain, 3rd term

Prime Minister of Japan

1987 · Noboru Takeshita · Japan · Government · Liberal-Democratic Party Government

Appointed Prime Minister of Japan

Trident

1987 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

The Conservative election victory confirms continued support for the Trident programme

Election

1990 · Alberto Fujimori · Peru · Government · Government of Peru

Elected President of Peru

The Mix

1991 · Ralf Hutter · Germany · Dusseldorf · Arts · Popular Music

Releases The Mix, reworking earlier Kraftwerk material with updated digital production.

The Mix

1991 · Florian Schneider · Germany · Dusseldorf · Arts · Popular Music

Participates in The Mix as Kraftwerk revise their catalogue for a digital era.

Heathen

2002 · Tony Visconti · United States of America · New York · Arts · Popular Music

Reunites with David Bowie for Heathen, their first full album together in many years.

Pluto Moons

2002 · Marc Buie · United States of America · Science · Astronomy

Hubble images of the Pluto system provide an earlier comparison epoch later used in searches for faint satellites.

Multilateral Debt Relief

2005 · James Gordon Brown · Great Britain · London · Government · International Development

G8 finance ministers agree debt cancellation for qualifying low-income countries.

World Cup Goal Against Serbia and Montenegro

2006 · Arjen Robben · Netherlands · Leipzig · Sport · Football

Scores the only goal as the Netherlands defeat Serbia and Montenegro 1-0.

Turn It On Again Tour

2007 · Tony Banks · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

Returns to large-scale touring with Genesis during the Turn It On Again reunion.

Turn It On Again Tour

2007 · Phil Collins · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

Reunites with Banks and Rutherford for the Turn It On Again tour.

Turn It On Again Tour

2007 · Mike Rutherford · Great Britain · London · Arts · Popular Music

Tours again with Genesis as the group returns to stadium audiences.

Victoria

2015 · Sebastian Schipper · Germany · Germany · Arts · Cinema

Directs Victoria, noted for its single-take structure.

Palestinian Territories Financial Aid

2024 · David William Donald Cameron · Great Britain · London · Government · Conservative Party Government

Announces UK financial aid for basic services and stability in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.

EU Presidency Priorities

2026 · Helen McEntee · Ireland · Dublin · Government · Government of Ireland

Presents Ireland's priorities for the 2026 Council Presidency, focusing on competitiveness, values and security.

Births on June 11

Birth of Richard Strauss

1864 · Richard Strauss · Austria · Arts · Classical Music

Birth of Richard Strauss

Birth of Gene Wilder

1933 · Gene Wilder · United States of America · Arts · Cinema

Birth of Gene Wilder

Birth of Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela

1988 · Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela · South Africa · London · Politics · ANC

The Wembley celebrations are broadcast to 1 billion worldwide. 80,000 pack Wembley stadium to celebrate Mandelas 70th birthday

Deaths on June 11

Death of Roger Bacon

1294 · Roger Bacon · England · Science · Mathematics

Death of Roger Bacon

Death of James III

1488 · James III · Scotland · Sauchieburn · House · House of Stewart

Death of James III, assassinated during the Battle of Sauchieburn

Death before Treaty

1560 · Mary of Guise · Scotland · Edinburgh Castle · Government · Government of Scotland

Mary of Guise dies before the Treaty of Edinburgh is concluded

Death of Mary of Guise

1560 · Mary of Guise · Scotland · Edinburgh Castle · House · House of Guise

Mary of Guise dies as the siege and political crisis continue

Death of Mary of Guise

1560 · Mary of Guise · Scotland · Edinburgh Castle · House · House of Guise

Mary of Guise dies during the crisis of the Scottish Reformation

Death of George I

1727 · George I · Great Britain · Osnabruck · House · House of Hanover

Death of George I, of apoplexy on his way to Hanover. Death of George I, at Osnabruck Castle in the room he was born in

Death of Kerensky

1970 · Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky · Russia · New York · Government · Government of Russia

Death of Alexander Fedorovich Kerensky

Death of John Wayne

1979 · John Wayne · United States of America · Arts · Cinema

Death of John Wayne

Death of John Wayne

1979 · John Wayne · United States of America · Los Angeles · Arts · Cinema

Death of John Wayne, age 72

Death of Bernard Bresslaw

1993 · Bernard Bresslaw · Great Britain · Arts · Cinema

Death of Bernard Bresslaw

Battles on June 11

Battle of Sauchieburn

1488 · James III · Scotland · Sauchieburn · Warfare · Military

Dies in an effort to suppress a nobles revolt

Battle of Riachuelo

1865 · Francisco Solano Lopez · Paraguay · Parana River · Warfare · War of the Triple Alliance

Suffers a major naval defeat that weakens Paraguay's river strategy.

Battle of Diamond Hill

1900 · Louis Botha · South Africa · Diamond Hill · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd

Botha commands the Boer defence at Diamond Hill and withdraws after two days of fighting.

Battle of Diamond Hill

1900 · Ian Standish Monteith Hamilton · Great Britain · Diamond Hill · Warfare · Boer War, 2nd

Hamilton commands part of the British force attacking Boer positions east of Pretoria at Diamond Hill.

Battle of Matz

1918 · Erich von Ludendorf · Germany · Matz · Warfare · World War, 1st

Although the Germans made progress on the first day, the French organized a counter-attack on 11th June

Battle of Bir-Hakeim

1943 · Marie-Pierre Koenig · France · Bir-Hakeim · Warfare · World War, 2nd

Leads the Free French against Rommel for 16 days. Forced to withdraw but has given the British valuable time in which to regroup

Battle of Mount Harriet

1982 · Nick Vaux · Great Britain · Mount Harriet · Warfare · Falklands War

Commands 42 Commando at Mount Harriet.

Battle of Mount Longdon

1982 · Hew Pike · Great Britain · Mount Longdon · Warfare · Falklands War

Commands 3 Para at Mount Longdon.

Battle of Stanley

1982 · Ian McKay · Great Britain · Port Stanley · Warfare · Falklands War

Sergeant Ian McKay of 3 Para is killed on Mount Longdon and subsequently awarded Victoria Cross

Battle of Stanley

1982 · Margaret Hilda Thatcher · Great Britain · Port Stanley · Warfare · Falklands War

Battle for Stanley begins on Mount Longdon, Mount Harriet and Two Sisters

Battle of Two Sisters

1982 · Andrew Whitehead · Great Britain · Two Sisters · Warfare · Falklands War

Commands 45 Commando at Two Sisters.

Coronations on June 11

Coronation

1488 · James IV · Scotland · House · House of Stewart

Crowned King of Scotland

Coronation

1775 · Louis XVI · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

Fails to escape France in support of the emigres through the north east frontier

Coronation of Louis XVI

1775 · Louis XVI · France · Paris · Revolution · Revolution of France

Louis XVI failed to escape France in support of the emigres through the north east frontier.

Coronation of Louis XVI

1775 · Louis XVI · France · Reims · Revolution · Revolution of France

Louis XVI was crowned King of France at Reims Cathedral.

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