Imperial Coronation
Louis IV is crowned emperor in Rome without papal approval
Historical events in 1328
173 historical records
January 132814 historical events
Roman Coronation
Louis is crowned in Rome by representatives of the Roman people
Marriage to Edward III
Philippa marries Edward III and becomes Queen of England
Marriage to Philippa
Marries Philippa of Hainault in York Minster
Marriage to Philippa
Edward III marries Philippa of Hainault at York
Marriage
Marries Philippa of Hainault, daughter of William I Count of Hainault, in York Minster
Marriage
Philippa of Hainault & Prince Edward marry
Entry into Rome
Louis IV enters Rome during his conflict with Pope John XXII
Capture of Germany
Captures Rome from the Papacy
Capture of Rome
Captures Rome from the Papacy
Coronation
Crowned Emperor
Holy Roman Empire
Louis IV of Bavaria arrives in Rome. Crowned Emperor. Captures Rome from the Papacy
Invasion of Italy
Louis IV of Bavaria arrives in Rome
Imperial Challenge
John XXII faces Louis IV's challenge to papal authority
February 13284 historical events
Death of Charles IV
Charles IV dies without a surviving male heir
Queen Dowager
Jeanne of Evreux is pregnant when Charles IV dies
Death of Charles IV the Fair
Death of Charles IV the Fair, without a male heir
Regency for Unborn Child
Philip of Valois acts while the royal succession awaits Jeanne's child
March 132818 historical events
Treaty Negotiations
Mortimer backs the settlement recognizing Robert I's kingship
Treaty of Edinburgh
Edward III's government agrees to recognize Scotland as an independent kingdom
Treaty Negotiations
Isabella supports peace negotiations ending the renewed Anglo Scottish war
Border Settlement
The treaty recognizes Scotland's traditional border with England
Recognition of Kingship
Robert is recognized as lawful king by the English peace settlement
Treaty Settlement
Douglas supports the peace after long service in the independence war
Treaty Negotiation
Randolph supports diplomacy securing recognition of Bruce's settlement
Succession Secured
The treaty recognizes Robert's heirs and successors as Scottish rulers
Betrothal to Joan
David Bruce's marriage alliance is arranged to stabilize peace with England
Marriage Settlement
David is promised in marriage to Joan of the Tower under treaty terms
Diplomatic Victory
Randolph supports the treaty securing recognition of Scottish independence
Peace Settlement
Douglas sees Bruce's military gains confirmed by treaty
Border Settlement
The treaty recognizes Scotland's established border with England
Bruce Succession Secured
The treaty protects succession through Robert I's heirs
Compensation Agreed
Scotland agrees compensation payments as part of the peace
English Overlordship Renounced
England renounces claims of superiority over the Scottish crown
Treaty of Edinburgh
Robert I secures English recognition of Scottish independence
War Ends
The First War of Scottish Independence ends by treaty
April 13286 historical events
Birth of Blanche
Posthumous daughter of Charles IV is born and cannot inherit under French custom
Independence of Scotland
Under the Treaty of Northampton Edward III recognizes Scottish independence
Stone of Scone
Under the Treaty of Northampton the English agree to return the Stone of Scone & surrender the Ragman Roll
Treaty of Northampton
Under the Treaty of Northampton the English agree to return the Stone of Scone & surrender the Ragman Roll. Ratifies Robert the Bruces right to the Scottish throne. Provides for marriage between Edward's sister Joan & Bruces son David. Edward III recognizes Roberts victory in the Scottish War of Independence
Deposition of John XXII
Louis declares John XXII deposed during the Roman confrontation
Accession Recognized
Philip of Valois is accepted as King of France after Blanche's birth
May 132851 historical events
Border Recognition
Treaty accepts the Anglo Scottish border as it stood under Alexander III
Claims Renounced
Edward's government abandons claims to overlordship of Scotland
Recognition of Robert I
England recognizes Robert I and his heirs as rightful rulers of Scotland
Recognition of Scotland
England recognizes Scotland as a separate and independent kingdom
Stone of Scone Clause
Treaty terms include English agreement to return Scottish royal symbols
Treaty Ratification
Mortimer secures parliamentary approval for the treaty with Scotland
Treaty of Northampton
English parliament ratifies the peace terms agreed at Edinburgh
Betrothal to David Bruce
Joan is pledged to David Bruce as part of the peace settlement
Marriage Settlement
Treaty terms provide for Joan to marry David son of Robert I
Northampton Settlement
Mortimer helps force through the peace with Scotland
Overlordship Renounced
English claims of overlordship over Scotland are abandoned by treaty
Peace with Robert I
Edward's minority government accepts peace with Robert I
Robert I Recognized
England recognizes Robert I and his heirs as kings of Scotland
Scottish Independence Recognized
Edward III's government recognizes Scotland as a free kingdom
Stone of Scone Promise
Treaty terms include an English promise to return the Stone of Scone
Treaty of Edinburgh Northampton
Ratifies the treaty recognizing Scottish independence and Robert I's kingship
Treaty of Edinburgh Ratified
English parliament ratifies the peace recognizing Scottish independence
Peace Settlement
Isabella backs ratification of the treaty with Robert I
English Ratification
Randolph's diplomacy is confirmed by English parliamentary ratification
Treaty Ratified
Robert's kingship and Scotland's independence are recognized by England
Treaty of Northampton
Robert's kingship is recognized by the English parliament
Antipope Nicholas V Supported
Louis IV supports Nicholas V against Pope John XXII
Election as Antipope
Pietro Rainalducci is set up as Antipope Nicholas V
Imperial Antipope
Nicholas V becomes the last imperial antipope of the Middle Ages
Sole Rule Begins
Andronicus III begins sole rule of the Eastern Roman Empire
Abdication
Andronicus II is forced to abdicate by his grandson
Civil War Ends
The Byzantine civil war ends with Andronicus III victorious
Entry into Constantinople
Andronicus III enters Constantinople and secures control
Flight from Avignon
Michael of Cesena flees Avignon after conflict with John XXII
Flight from Avignon
William of Ockham flees Avignon with dissident Franciscans
Coronation
Crowned King of France
Coronation
Philip VI is crowned King of France at Reims
Diplomatic Witness
Airmyn is associated with the English political settlement after the treaty
French Claim Rejected
Edward III's claim through his mother Isabella is not accepted in France
Scottish Compensation
English administration prepares to receive Scottish compensation under the treaty
Parliament at Northampton
Parliament confirms the treaty ending war with Scotland
Opposition to Treaty
Disinherited nobles oppose the settlement made with Robert I
Disinherited Opposition
Beaumont opposes the settlement because it damages disinherited claims
Disinherited Interest
Northern nobles resent treaty terms that protect Bruce's settlement
Disinherited Interest
Wake is among nobles with interests threatened by the peace
Disinherited Opposition
Wake is among nobles unhappy with the peace terms
Chief Adviser
Kantakouzenos becomes the chief adviser of Andronicus III
Retirement to Monastery
Andronicus II retires after losing power to his grandson
Support for Andronicus III
Synadenos supports Andronicus III in the final phase of the civil war
Treaty Witness
Keith is associated with the Scottish diplomatic settlement
Embassy to England
Randolph helps represent Scottish interests during ratification
Peace Proclaimed
The peace is proclaimed after English ratification at Northampton
Marriage Diplomacy
Scottish government prepares for the Bruce Plantagenet marriage alliance
Compensation Payment
Scotland agrees to pay England compensation as part of the treaty
Future Succession
David's future rule is strengthened by recognition of Bruce heirs
War Ends by Treaty
The independence war ends through the Edinburgh Northampton settlement
June 13285 historical events
Archbishop of Canterbury
Mepham is appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Archbishop of Canterbury
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Archbishop
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Deposition of Michael of Cesena
John removed Michael of Cesena from leadership of the Franciscan order after their conflict over poverty.
Franciscan Vicar General
John appointed Cardinal Bertrand de la Tour as vicar-general of the Franciscan order.
July 13284 historical events
Marriage to David Bruce
Joan of the Tower marries David Bruce to seal the peace
Dynastic Alliance
David's marriage to Joan links the Bruce and Plantagenet houses
Marriage to Joan of Tower
David Bruce marries Joan of the Tower under the peace settlement
Flemish Revolt Campaign
Philip VI marches into Flanders to support Count Louis
August 13289 historical events
Death of Yesun Temur
Yesun Temur dies and the Yuan succession becomes unstable
Battle of Cassel
Louis of Nevers regains authority after the French victory
Death at Cassel
Zannekin is killed during the defeat of the Flemish rebels
Battle of Cassel
Philip VI defeats Flemish rebels at Cassel
Cassel Campaign against Flemish Rebels
Philip VI defeats Flemish rebels near Cassel and restores the authority of Count Louis.
Royal Legitimacy Strengthened
Victory at Cassel strengthens Philip VI early in his reign
Battle of Cassel
Philip VI crushes the Flemish rebels
Retreat to Viterbo
Nicholas V withdraws from Rome with imperial support
Withdrawal from Rome
Louis leaves Rome as papal supporters regain strength
September 13282 historical events
Birth of Joan of Kent
Birth of Joan of Kent later Princess of Wales
Yuan Coup Politics
El Temur backs Tugh Temur in the Yuan succession struggle
October 13286 historical events
Birth of Hongwu
Hongwu is born as Zhu Yuanzhang during the Yuan dynasty
Birth of Zhu Yuanzhang
Birth of Zhu Yuanzhang later the Hongwu Emperor
Accession of Tugh Temur
Tugh Temur is proclaimed emperor at Dadu during the War of the Two Capitals
Accession of Ragibagh
Ragibagh is proclaimed emperor during the Yuan succession crisis
War of the Two Capitals
Tugh Temur's faction fights for control of the Yuan throne
Earl of March Created
Mortimer is created Earl of March and reaches the height of his power
November 13283 historical events
Birth of Edward V
Birth of Edward V
Birth of Pedro de Luna
Birth of Pedro de Luna later Antipope Benedict XIII
Defeat of Shangdu Faction
Ragibagh loses the struggle for the Yuan throne
December 13281 historical events
Campaign against Imperialists
Cardinal Orsini campaigns against imperial positions in central Italy
Birth of Hongwu
Birth of Hongwu, as Zhu Yuanzhang, son of a labourer
Peerage
Created Earl March, 1st, also granted the marcher lordship over Montgomery by the Queen
Birth of Roger Mortimer
Birth of Roger Mortimer, 2nd Earl of March, son of Sir Edmund de Mortimer and Elizabeth de Badlesmere
Birth of John Neville
Birth of John Neville
Birth of John Neville
Birth of John Neville future Baron Neville
Rule of France
On the death of the French monarch Charles IV in 1328, Edward III of England was his closest male relative and legal successor. But a French court decreed that Charles closest relative was his first cousin, Philip, Count of Valois. Philip was crowned as Philip VI of France. Reluctantly, Edward paid homage to Philip in his role as the Duke of Aquitaine, which he had inherited, in 1329
Succession
Succeeds as King of England, full succession to the throne. Charles IV dies, Edward claims the French throne through his mother, Charles sister
Regency Influence
Isabella remains politically dominant during Edward III's minority
Says Edward III will not do homage to the son of a
Says Edward III will not do homage to the son of a Count, Philip of Valois
Birth of Joan of Kent
Birth of Joan of Kent, daughter of Edmund of Woodstock
Independence of England
The Treaty of Edinburgh recognizes Scottish independence under Robert I
Independence of England
The Treaty of Northampton ratifies Scottish independence
Independence of Scotland
The Treaty of Edinburgh recognizes Scottish independence under Robert I
Independence of Scotland
The Treaty of Northampton ratifies Scottish independence
Invasion of France
Edwards claim to the French throne is used to launch an attack
Stone of Scone
The English agree to return the Stone of Scone & surrender the Ragman Roll
Succession
Edwards claim to the French throne is used to launch an attack
Treaty of Edinburgh
The Treaty of Edinburgh recognizes Scottish independence under Robert I. The Treaty of Edinburgh is ratified in England by the Treaty of Northampton
Treaty of Northampton
The Treaty of Northampton ratifies Robert the Bruces Scottish throne & acknowledges Robert the Bruces victory in the Scottish War of Independence. The Treaty of Northampton provides for marriage between Edward's sister Joan & Bruces son David. The Treaty of Edinburgh is ratified in England by the Treaty of Northampton. The English agree to return the Stone of Scone & surrender the Ragman Roll
Treaty of Northampton
Seizes 20,000 pounds promised by the Scots as compensation for their incursions into England
Rule of France
On the death of the French monarch Charles IV in 1328, Edward III of England was his closest male relative and legal successor. But a French court decreed that Charles closest relative was his first cousin, Philip, Count of Valois. Philip was crowned as Philip VI of France. Reluctantly, Edward paid homage to Philip in his role as the Duke of Aquitaine, which he had inherited, in 1329
Succession
Succeeds as King of France, Philip VIs nephew
Invasion of France
Edward IIIs claim to the French throne is used to invade France
Imperial Propaganda
Marsilius supports Louis IV's campaign against papal claims
Rule Continues
Muhammad bin Tughluq continues ruling the Delhi Sultanate
Doab Revenue Increase
Muhammad bin Tughluq increased revenue demands in the Ganges-Yamuna Doab, a policy that coincided with famine and contributed to widespread rural resistance.
Exile of John XXII
William of Ockham is forced to flee from Avignon by Pope John XXII
Opposition to Antipope Nicholas V
John rejected Nicholas V after Louis IV sponsored his installation as a rival pope in Rome.
Rule of Mansa Musa
Mansa Musa continues ruling the Mali Empire during its period of greatest wealth and influence.
Rule Continues
Mansa
Abdication
Deposed by his grandson Andronicus III & forced into a monastery
Abdication
Forces his grandfather Andronicus II to abdicate
Succession
Succeeds as Emperor of the Eastern Roman Empire
Abdication
Forces his grandfather Andronicus II to abdicate
Vladimir Patent Granted
Uzbeg Khan grants Ivan I authority over Vladimir
Moscow Ascendancy
Ivan I strengthens Moscow through cooperation with the Golden Horde
Succession
Succeeds as Grand Prince of Vladimir
Tver Restored
Alexander of Tver returns to rule Tver under Horde authority
Grand Prince of Vladimir
Ivan I receives authority as Grand Prince of Vladimir
Succession
Succeeds as Grand Prince of Moscow, son of Prince Daniel of Moscow
Moscow Church Influence
The memory of Metropolitan Peter supports Moscow's growing church prestige
Coronation
The Pope issues a bull authorizing the coronation of Robert the Bruce
Independence of Scotland
Under the Treaty of Edinburgh England recognizes Scottish independence under Robert I
Birth of Archibald Douglas
Birth of Archibald Douglas, son of James Douglas
Independence of Scotland
England recognizes Scottish independence under Robert I
Stone of Scone
The English agree to return the Stone of Scone & surrender the Ragman Roll
Treaty of Edinburgh
The Treaty of Edinburgh in England is ratified by the Treaty of Northampton
Treaty of Northampton
The English agree to return the Stone of Scone & surrender the Ragman Roll. Ratifies Scottish independence & Robert the Bruces right to the Scottish throne. Provides for marriage between Edward's sister Joan & Bruces son David. Edward III recognizes Roberts victory in the Scottish War of Independence
Marriage to Maria of Portugal
Alfonso XI married Maria of Portugal in 1328, strengthening dynastic ties between Castile and the Portuguese royal house.
Birth of Benedict XIII
Birth of Benedict XIII, edro Martinez de Luna y Perez de Gotor