Battle of Cracow
Defeats Boleslav V at Cracow
Historical events in 1241
42 historical records
March 12411 historical events
April 12415 historical events
Exile of Bela IV
Seeks exile in the Islands of Dalmatia
Battle of Sajo
Defeats King Bela of Hungary at the Sajo River
Battle of Sajo
Victory brings mastery over the Baltic to the Danube & the Dneiper to the Oder
Capture of Transylvania
Transylvania is captured by the Mongol forces
Battle of River Sajo
Defeats King Bela of Hungary, 100 miles north east of Buda
June 12411 historical events
Death of Ivan Asen II
Death of Ivan Asen II
August 12411 historical events
Death of Gregory IX
Death of Pope Gregory IX, age 94
September 12411 historical events
Birth of Alexander III
Birth of Alexander III, son of Alexander II of Scotland by his 2nd wife Marie de Coucy
December 12413 historical events
Death of Isabella of England
Death of Isabella of England, dies in childbirth along with her newborn child
Invasion of Italy
The Mongols cross the Alps into Italy & approach Vienna up the Danube Valley
Death of Ogatai
Dies after the Battle of Liegnitz, the Mongols retire to Karakorum
Invasion of Bulgaria
Defeated by the Mongol army of Batu Khan in the course of its retreat from Hungary
Succession
Succeeds as King of Bulgaria
Death of Waldemar II the Conqueror
Death of Waldemar II the Conqueror
Bishop of Valence
Philip entered the episcopate as Bishop of Valence in 1241, continuing the ecclesiastical career arranged for him by the House of Savoy.
Archbishop of Canterbury
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Archbishop
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Rule of Italy
To subdue the Papacy & unite south Italy Fredericks candidate is made Pope
Battle of Liegnitz
Mohi & Mongolarmies defeat the Poles & Germans
Capture of Tuscany
Captures Tuscany from Pope Gregory IX
Holy Roman Empire
Launches an invasion on the Papal lands
Holy Roman Empire
Frederick II captures a large delegationof French prelates off Genoa
Holy Roman Empire
Mohi & Mongolarmies defeat the Poles & Germans
Holy Roman Empire
Nearly captures Rome
Holy Roman Empire
Captures Tuscany from Pope Gregory IX
Invasion of Italy
Launches an invasion on the Papal lands
Siege of Genoa
Frederick II captures a large delegationof French prelates off Genoa
Siege of Rome
Nearly captures Rome
Invasion of Rome
Frederick II advances on Rome
Siege of Genoa
Frederick II captures a large delegationof French prelates off Genoa
Synod
Calls a Synod to depose Frederick II
Death of Ogatai
Ogatai dies & the Mongols call off their invasion of Europe
Battle of Liegnitz
The Mongols of the Golden Horde defeat the nobility of eastern Europe. Mohi & Mongolarmies defeat the Poles & Germans
Capture of Lahore
Captures Lahore in the Punjab
Battle of Liegnitz
Mohi & Mongolarmies defeat the Poles & Germans
Duke of Poland
Succeeds as Duke of Poland
Invasion of Poland
Batu Khan leads a Tartar invasion of south Poland
Siege of Krakow
Krakow is burnt to the ground by the Tartars
Succession
Succeeds as Duke of Poland
Birth of Alexander III
Birth of Alexander III, son of Alexander II & Marie de Coucy
Mongol Invasion
Faces Mongol devastation across Hungarian lands including Slovakia.