Constitution of England
The Scots lords meet in Parliament at St. Andrews, under the direction of Edward I, and until a onstitution could be established Robert Bruce of Carrick and Bishop Wishart were appointed dual Guardians
Historical events in 1304
31 historical records
March 13044 historical events
Invasion of Scotland
Edward lays siege to Stirling Castle
Rule of Scotland
The Scots lords meet in Parliament at St. Andrews, under the direction of Edward I, and until a onstitution could be established Robert Bruce of Carrick and Bishop Wishart were appointed dual Guardians
Siege of Stirling Castle
Edward lays siege to Stirling Castle
April 13042 historical events
Invasion of Scotland
Edward I receives the surrender of some prominent Scottish Lords & returns to London
Rule of Scotland
Edward I receives the surrender of some prominent Scottish Lords & returns to London
July 13043 historical events
Death of Edmund Mortimer
Death of Edmund Mortimer, 2nd Baron Mortimer
Invasion of Scotland
Stirling Castle surrenders
Siege of Stirling Castle
Stirling Castle surrenders
August 13041 historical events
Mons-en-Pevele Campaign Continues French Pressure
Philip IV fights the Flemish at Mons-en-Pevele as France renews pressure on the county.
September 13041 historical events
Death of John de Warenne
Death of John de Warenne
Death of Walter de Fauconberg
Death of Walter de Fauconberg
Death of Edmund Mortimer
Roger Mortimer's father Edmund Mortimer died after being mortally wounded near Builth, leaving Roger to inherit the family position while still under age.
Wardship under Piers Gaveston
After his father's death, the underage Roger Mortimer was placed by Edward I under the guardianship of Piers Gaveston.
Peerage
Created Earl of Surrey, 7th
Siege of Stirling Castle
Stirling Castle surrenders. Edward lays siege to Stirling Castle. Edward I recaptures Stirling Castle from the Scots
Battle of Mons-en-Pevele
The Flemish are defeated during their struggle for independence from France
Exile of William Wallace
Outlawed by Edward I
Makes a reconcilliation with Edward I
Makes a reconcilliation with Edward I
Bond with William Lamberton
Robert entered a secret bond with Bishop William Lamberton that provided mutual support in their political affairs.
Succession
Roberts father dies in England, Edward I confers upon Robert the family title & lands
Invasion of Scotland
Robert I the Bruce makes a reconcilliation with Edward I
Rule of Scotland
Robert I the Bruce makes a reconcilliation with Edward I
Capture of Dumfries
Captures Dumfries after assassinating John Comyn there
Battle of Akhisar
Osman's forces defeated the Byzantine lord of Akhisar during the Sakarya campaign.
Capture of Absu
Osman's 1304 Sakarya campaign brought Absu under his control as he tightened the isolation of Nicaea.
Capture of Geyve
Osman captured the fortress at Geyve during operations designed to control routes toward Nicaea.
Capture of Tekfurpinari
Osman's forces captured Tekfurpinari while consolidating control of the Sakarya corridor.
Sakarya Campaign
Osman launched a major campaign along the Sakarya routes to isolate Nicaea and control the surrounding crossings.
Submission of Lefke
The Byzantine lord of Lefke submitted to Osman during the Sakarya campaign and retained local authority under the new arrangement.
Submission of Mekece
The lord of Mekece submitted to Osman as his forces advanced along the Sakarya valley.