Alliance Isabella and Queens cause
A group of Bishops take an oath at the Guildhall to support the Queens cause
Historical events in 1327
59 historical records
January 13279 historical events
Oath
A group of Bishops take an oath at the Guildhall to support the Queens cause
Abdication
The Archbishop of Canterbury announces in Westminster hall that Edward II is deposed
Arrest of Edward II
Edward II is arrested
Abdication
Edward II agrees to abdicate from the throne after pressure from Parliament
Regency
Placed under the dual control of a regency Council of Barons led by Henry of Lancaster
Succession
Succeeds as King of ngland, age 14 at his succession
Coronation
Coronation of Edward III, the country is ruled by Mortimer and Isabella
Succession
Court is dominated by Roger de Mortimer while Edward is held at the Tower of London
February 13272 historical events
Coronation
Crowned King of England after the deposition of Edward II
Minority Government
Rules under a council dominated by Isabella and Roger Mortimer
March 13272 historical events
Holy Roman Empire
Recieves the Iron Crown
Invasion of Italy
Recieves the Iron Crown
April 13271 historical events
Forfeiture of Louis IV Rights
John declared Louis IV's rights to the German crown and church-derived fiefs forfeited.
July 13271 historical events
Weardale Campaign
Campaigns against Scottish forces during the final phase of the independence war
September 13273 historical events
Assassination of Edward II
Murdered on Roger de Mortimers orders at Berkley Castle
Death of Edward II
Death of Edward II, murdered on Roger de Mortimers orders at Berkley Castle
Marriage
A Papal dispensation is sent sent from Pope John XXII
October 13271 historical events
Treaty Talks with Scotland
His minority government opens negotiations with Robert I's envoys
November 13271 historical events
Abdication
After wandering helplessly for some weeks in Wales, Edward II is taken prisoner, and is compelled to abdicate in favour of his son
December 13271 historical events
Marriage
Philippa and her retinue arrive in England in December 1327 escorted by her uncle, John of Hainaut. On 23 December she reaches London where a "rousing reception was accorded her"
Justiciar
Appointed Justiciar of Wales
Edwards sister Joan marries Robert the Bruces heir, David, at Berwick
Edwards sister Joan marries Robert the Bruces heir, David, at Berwick
Recognition of Robert the Bruce as King of Scotland
Recognizes Robert the Bruce as King of Scotland
Assassination of Edward II
Mortimer & Isabella become rulers of England after the assassination of Edward II. Helps depose Edward II with the King's wife with whom he is having an affair
Death of Roger Mortimer
Helps depose Edward II with the King's wife with whom he is having an affair
Arrest of Edward II
Takes charge of the arrest of Edward II at Corfe Castle & Berkeley Castle
Abdication
Appointed Member of Council who rule after Edward IIIs forced abdication
Ruling Council
Appointed Member of Council who rule after Edward IIIs forced abdication
Arrest of Edward II
Transferred to Berkeley Castle on the orders of Roger de Mortimer
Arrest of Edward II
Spends some time in Corfe Castle before being transferred to Berkeley Castle
Burial
Buried in Gloucester Cathedral, not Westminster Abbey, because he had been deposed
Burial
Attends Edward IIs burial & builds an impressive baroque shrine where his father lies
Marriage
Edwards sister Joan marries Robert the Bruces heir, David, at Berwick
Arrest of Edward II
Owner of Berkeley Castle where Edward II is held under arrest
Marriage
Edwards sister Joan marries Robert the Bruces heir, David, at Berwick
Burial
Attends Edward IIs burial
Invasion of England
Mortimer repels the Scottish invasion of England
Arrest of Edward II
Takes charge of the arrest of Edward II at Corfe Castle & Berkeley Castle
Abdication
Defeats the Despensers & forces Edward II to abdicate in favour of Edward III
Arrest of Edward III
Keeps Edward III as a prisoner after the murder of Edward II
Assassination of Edward II
Helps procure the assassination of Edward II
Death of Roger Mortimer
Helps procure the assassination of Edward II
Arrest of Edward III
Held at the Tower of London by Roger de Mortimer
Assassination of Edward II
Roger Mortimer & Isabella have Edward II assassinated. Mortimer & Isabella become rulers of England after the assassination of Edward II
Cardinal
Appointed Cardinal
Silesian Homage
Several Silesian dukes acknowledged John's overlordship as he expanded Luxembourg influence around Bohemia.
Holy Roman Empire
Launches an invasion of Italy
Invasion of Italy
Launches an invasion of Italy
Capital Transfer to Daulatabad
Muhammad bin Tughluq orders a major transfer of population and administrative attention from Delhi toward Daulatabad in the Deccan.
Condemnation of Defensor Pacis
John condemned political doctrines associated with Marsilius of Padua and the Defensor Pacis.
Abdication
Abdication of Alexander II
Recognition of Robert as King of Scotland
The excommunication ban against Robert I the Bruce is lifted. The English Parliament recognizes Robert as King of Scotland. Roberts son & heir David marries Edward IIIs sister Joan in Berwick
Treaty of Corbeuil
Re-establishes the "auld alliance" between France & Scotland with Charles IV
Birth of Robert III
Birth of Robert III
Birth of William Douglas
Birth of William Douglas, son of Sir Archibald Douglas and Beatrice Lindsay, and nephew of "Sir James the Good", Bruces trusted deputy
Battle of Weardale
Nearly captures Edward III
Succession
Succeeds as King of Aragon
Annulment of First Marriage
Alfonso XI's marriage to Constanza Manuel was annulled after two years, ending the dynastic union with Don Juan Manuel's daughter.