1152
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Henry II is given Aquitaine as part of adowry when he marries Eleanor of Aquitaine
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Henry II is given Aquitaine as part of adowry when he marries Eleanor of Aquitaine
Flees to France refusing to pay homage to Stephens son Eustace as heir to the throne
Marries Henry II
The wedding was "without the pomp or ceremony that befitted their rank," partly because only two months previously Eleanors marriage to Louis VII of France had been annulled
Marries Eleanor of Aquitaine, daughter of the late Duke of Aquitaine
Henry IIs marriage is celebrated in the Cathedral of Poitiers. Given Aquitaine as part of the marriage dowry, remains English until 1452
Henry II is given Aquitaine as part of adowry when he marries Eleanor of Aquitaine
Given Aquitaine as part of the marriage dowry, remains English until 1452
Named Emperor by Conrad III to end the feud between the Guelph & Ghibelline
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