1170, February 28th ยท England ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Henry the Young King
Coronation
Fostered by Thomas Becket, in June 1170 the fifteen-year-old Henry is crowned king during his fathers lifetime, but he never actually ruled and is not counted among the monarchs of England
1170, February 28th ยท England ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Henry the Young King
Succession
Fostered by Thomas Becket, in June 1170 the fifteen-year-old Henry is crowned king during his fathers lifetime, but he never actually ruled and is not counted among the monarchs of England
June 11705 historical events
1170, June 14th ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Henry II
Coronation
Has his son Prince Henry crowned joint-king to ensure the succession
1170, June 14th ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Henry II
Succession
Never ruled & not counted in the monarchs of England, known as Henry the Young King. Has his son Prince Henry crowned joint-king to ensure the succession
1170, June 14th ยท England ยท Westminster Abbey ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Henry
Coronation
Crowned by the Archbishop of York despite the rights of the Archbishop of Canterbury
1170, June 14th ยท England ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Henry
Succession
Never ruled & not counted in the monarchs of England, known as Henry the Young King
1170, June 14th ยท England ยท Westminster Abbey ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Roger of Pont Leveque
Coronation
Infringes the rights of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Crowns Prince Henry against public opinion
July 11704 historical events
1170, July 22nd ยท England ยท Westminster Abbey ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Henry II
Coronation
Offers Becket the chance to return to England & recrown Prince Henry, Becket accepts. Crowned by Archbishop Roger of York in violation of the rights of Thomas a Becket
1170, July 22nd ยท England ยท Westminster Abbey ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Roger of Pont Leveque
Coronation
Crowns Henry II King of England
1170, July ยท England ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Henry II
Exile of Henry II
Offers Becket the chance to return to England & recrown Prince Henry, Becket accepts
1170, July ยท Italy ยท Vatican ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Alexander III
Exile of Alexander III
Forces Henry II to end his quarrel with Thomas a Beckett
November 11701 historical events
1170, November 27th ยท England ยท Westminster Abbey ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Thomas a Becket
Coronation
Recrowns Henry II
December 11704 historical events
1170, December 29th ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Thomas a Becket
Assassination of Thomas a Becket
Murdered by 4 of Henry IIs knights at the alter of St Benedict, Canterbury cathedral
1170, December 29th ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Thomas a Becket
Death of Thomas a Becket
Death of Thomas a Becket, assassinated
1170, December ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Thomas a Becket
Coronation
Returns to England after 6 yrs & excommunicates Bishops who had crowned Henry
1170, December ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Thomas a Becket
Excommunication
Returns to England after 6 yrs & excommunicates Bishops who had crowned Henry
1170 ยท Denmark ยท House ยท House of Svend Estrids ยท Waldemar II the Conqueror
Birth of Waldemar II the Conqueror
Birth of Waldemar II the Conqueror, 2nd son of Waldemar I
1170 ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Clare ยท Richard de Clare Pembroke, 2nd
Marriage
Marries Eva, daughter of the King of Leinster
1170 ยท England ยท House ยท House of Marshal ยท William Marshal Pembroke, 1st
Tutor
Appointed tutor in chivalry for Henry the Young King & stands by the young king during the Revolt of 1173-1174
1170 ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Henry II
Assassination of Thomas a Becket
Thomas Becket is murdered by four of Henrys knights
1170 ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Thomas a Becket
Assassination of Thomas a Becket
Possible excommunication leads Henry to say "who will rid me of this turbulent priest"
1170 ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Thomas a Becket
Coronation
Returns to England after 6 yrs & excommunicates Bishops who had crowned Henry. Persuades Pope Alexander III to suspend the Bishops who crowned Prince Henry
1170 ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Thomas a Becket
Dismissal
Persuades Pope Alexander III to suspend the Bishops who crowned Prince Henry
1170 ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Thomas a Becket
Excommunication
Returns to England after 6 yrs & excommunicates Bishops who had crowned Henry. Excommunicates the Archbishop of York & 2 Bishops who assisted Henrys coronation
1170 ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Thomas a Becket
Exile of Thomas a Becket
Issues Henry II an interdict, Henry yields & allows Becket to return to England. Henry II allows Becket to return to England
1170 ยท England ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Roger of Pont Leveque
Dismissal
Dismissed by Pope Alexander for crowning Henry II
1170 ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Henry II
Assassination of Thomas a Becket
Thomas Becket is murdered by 4 of Henrys knights
1170 ยท England ยท Waterford ยท Warfare ยท England War ยท Richard de Clare Pembroke, 2nd
Capture of Waterford
Captures Waterford
1170 ยท England ยท Warfare ยท England War ยท Richard de Clare Pembroke, 2nd
Invasion of Ireland
Leads an in support of Dermot MacMurrough, dethroned King of Leinster
1170 ยท England ยท Waterford ยท Warfare ยท England War ยท Richard de Clare Pembroke, 2nd