Paris Succession Assembly
An assembly in Paris upheld Philip's position and established the principle that a woman could not inherit the French throne.
Historical events in 1317
23 historical records
February 13172 historical events
Conversion
Pope John XXII, under guidance from Gnesen Archbishop Borislav, offers Catholicism to Lithuania
April 13171 historical events
Landing at Youghal
Mortimer landed at Youghal with a large army to restore English authority during the Bruce invasion.
June 13172 historical events
Defeat of Walter de Lacy
Mortimer defeated Walter de Lacy during operations against supporters of the Bruce invasion.
Repulse of de Lacy Counterattack
Mortimer's forces repelled a renewed attack by Walter de Lacy and his brothers.
Birth of Daughter Elizabeth
Frederick and Isabella of Aragon had a daughter named Elizabeth.
Bohemian Alliance
Bohemian nobles support Frederick during the struggle with Louis IV.
Army Assembled at Haverfordwest
Mortimer assembled a large force of horse and foot at Haverfordwest for transport to Ireland.
Campaign against Edward Bruce
As royal lieutenant in Ireland, Roger Mortimer led forces that drove Edward Bruce toward Carrickfergus during the continuing Bruce invasion.
Campaign against the de Lacys
Roger Mortimer's Irish campaign forced members of the de Lacy faction into Connacht after they had supported Edward Bruce.
Liberation of Richard de Burgh
Mortimer secured the release of Richard de Burgh, Earl of Ulster, from imprisonment in Dublin.
Outlawry of the de Lacys
Mortimer declared the de Lacy leaders enemies of the king and ordered their estates taken into royal hands.
Legislation
Passes the Salic law excluding women from the throne
Protection of Royal Resources
Philip reissued an ordinance condemning the alienation and theft of royal resources and provincial offices.
Reform of Government
Passes the Salic law excluding women from the throne
Coronation
Crowned King of France
Bishop
Appointed Bishop of Pamiers
Alliance Shift
Bohemian politics influences the balance between Frederick and Louis.
Imperial Vacancy Claim
John asserted papal authority over imperial affairs while the German kingship remained disputed.
Order to Spiritual Franciscans
John ordered refractory Spiritual Franciscans to submit to the authority of their superiors.
Robert of Naples as Imperial Vicar
John appointed Robert of Naples as papal representative in imperial territories during the disputed succession.
Siege of Dublin
Robert & Edward Bruce invade Dublin. Richard de Burgh is arrested by Dublins Mayor who defends Dublin
Siege of Bursa
Begins the siege of Bursa which ends in Turkish victory in 1326