Assassination of Arthur of Brittany
John has Arthur of Brittany killed to prevent Arthur from claiming the English throne
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John has Arthur of Brittany killed to prevent Arthur from claiming the English throne
John has Arthur of Brittany killed to prevent Arthur from claiming the English throne
John has Arthur of Brittany killed to prevent Arthur from claiming the English throne. After the Battle of Mirabeau rumour circulates that, drunk & possessed, John had slain Arthur & thrown his body into the Seine
Death of Arthur of Brittany, assassinated
From 1203 to 1212, is a hostage at the court of King John as a guarantee of his fathers behaviour
John returns to England seeking baronial support after yielding to the French.
Surrenders to the French in & returns to England to seek the support of the Barons
John stays in Dol for a year & rebuilds a Gothic cathedral. John lays siege to Dol in Brittany razes it to the ground & burns its Cathedral
John lays siege to Dol in Brittany razes it to the ground & burns its Cathedral
Brittany rebels against John
Stays in Dol for a year & rebuilds a gothic cathedral. John lays siege to Dol in Brittany razes it to the ground & burns its Cathedral
Philip I besieges Chateau-Gaillard, the fortress built by Richard I to protect Rouen
Philip I besieges Chateau-Gaillard, the fortress built by Richard I to protect Rouen
Brittany rebels against John
Jews are allowed to own land in Galicia
Crowned by Crusaders to convert the Byzantine Empire from Greek Orthodox to Catholic
Succeeds as Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire
Succeeds as Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire, 2nd term
Birth of William dAubigny, 4th Earl of Arundel, son of William dAubigny, 3rd Earl of Arundel and Mabel of Chester
Succeeds as Emperor of a new Latin empire, formerly Baldwin IX of Flanders