Historical events in 1334

19 historical records

June 13343 historical events

1334, June 19th ยท England ยท Newcastle ยท Government ยท Anglo Scottish Relations ยท Edward III

Balliol Homage

Receives homage from Edward Balliol for claims in Scotland

1334, June 19th ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Edward III

Homage

Edward Balliol agrees to pay Edward III homage

1334, June 19th ยท Scotland ยท House ยท House of Balliol ยท John Balliol

Homage

Agrees to pay homage to Edward III

December 13342 historical events

1334, December 4th ยท Italy ยท Avignon ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท John XXII

Death of John XXII

John XXII died at Avignon after an eighteen-year pontificate.

1334, December 20th ยท France ยท Avignon ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Benedict XII

Election as Pope

The cardinals elected Jacques Fournier pope, and he took the name Benedict XII.

1334 ยท England ยท Acquitaine ยท Government ยท Government of England ยท Edward III

Foreign Policy Statement at Acquitaine

Philippe VI says peace in Aquitaine must include peace in Scotland

1334 ยท England ยท London ยท Government ยท Government of England ยท Edward III

Foreign Policy Statement at London

Philippe VI announces that the English invasion of Scotland must stop

1334 ยท England ยท Chateau-Gaillard ยท Warfare ยท England War ยท Edward III

Exile of Edward III

Philip VI of France offers to bring David II and his court to France for asylum, and in May they arrive in France, setting up a court-in-exile at Chateau-Gaillard in Normandy

1334 ยท England ยท Warfare ยท England War ยท Edward III

Invasion of Scotland

Edward III invades again in 1334, but he accomplishes little and retreats in February 1335 due to bad weather

1334 ยท France ยท Vatican ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Benedict XII

Pope

Appointed Pope

1334 ยท Germany ยท France ยท House ยท House of Luxembourg ยท John of Bohemia

Marriage to Beatrice of Bourbon

John married Beatrice of Bourbon after the death of his first wife Elizabeth.

1334 ยท India ยท Delhi ยท House ยท Tughlaq Dynasty ยท Muhammad bin Tughluq

Ibn Battuta Appointed Qadi

Muhammad bin Tughluq appointed Ibn Battuta as a qadi in Delhi, where the traveller served for several years under the Sultan.

1334 ยท India ยท Delhi ยท House ยท Tughlaq Dynasty ยท Muhammad bin Tughluq

Ibn Battuta Arrives

The Moroccan traveller Ibn Battuta reached Delhi and entered the court of Muhammad bin Tughluq during the height of the Sultanate's territorial power.

1334 ยท India ยท Ma'bar ยท House ยท Tughlaq Dynasty ยท Muhammad bin Tughluq

Ma'bar Rebellion

Jalaluddin Ahsan Khan rebelled in Ma'bar during Muhammad bin Tughluq's reign, beginning the separation of the far south from Delhi's control.

1334 ยท Italy ยท Avignon ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท John XXII

Beatific Vision Commission

John appointed theologians to examine patristic evidence concerning the beatific vision.

1334 ยท Italy ยท Avignon ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท John XXII

Withdrawal of Beatific Vision Opinion

Before his death, John withdrew his earlier personal opinion and affirmed the immediate heavenly vision of purified souls.

1334 ยท Scotland ยท House ยท House of Stewart ยท Robert II

Regency

Appointed Regent during David IIs absence in France, 1334-1335

1334 ยท Scotland ยท Gaillard ยท Warfare ยท England War ยท David II

Exile of David II

Philip VI of France offers to bring David II and his court to France for asylum, and in May they arrive in France, setting up a court-in-exile at Chฦ’teau-Gaillard in Normandy. Goes into exile at Chateau Gaillard under the protection of Philip VI, 1334-1341. Forced into exile after Balliols restoration

1334 ยท Spain ยท House ยท House of Castille ยท Alfonso XI the Avenger

Birth of Peter of Castile

Maria of Portugal gave birth to Peter, Alfonso XI's surviving legitimate son and eventual successor as king of Castile.