Historical events in 1398

19 historical records

February 13982 historical events

1398, February 3rd ยท England ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Richard II

Death of Richard II

Death of John of Gaunt, Richard confiscates his Lancaster Estate

1398, February 3rd ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Richard II

Death of Richard II

John of Gaunt dies & Richard confiscates his Lancaster Estate

September 13984 historical events

1398, September 16th ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Lancaster ยท Henry IV

Exile of Henry IV

Exiled by his cousin Richard II to France for 10 years. Accused of treason while trying to warn Richard of Lord Mowbrays treasonable remarks

1398, September 16th ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Lancaster ยท Henry IV

Treason

Accused of treason while trying to warn Richard of Lord Mowbrays treasonable remarks

1398, September 16th ยท England ยท Coventry ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Richard II

Exile of Richard II

Orders Bolingbroke & Mowbray to fight a duel at Coventry then intercedes. Exiles Bolingbroke & Mowbray as his regime becomes more despotic

1398, September 16th ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Plantagenet ยท Richard II

Exile of Richard II

Henry IV, Bolingbroke, son of John of Gaunt, is banished by Richard II

1398 ยท China ยท Nanjing ยท House ยท House of Ming ยท Hongwu

Burial

Hongwus tomb is located at Xiaoling, Nanjing, Jiangsu

1398 ยท China ยท House ยท House of Ming ยท Hongwu

Death of Hongwu

Death of Hongwu

1398 ยท Cyprus ยท House ยท House of Antioch-Lusignan ยท Janus

Succession

Succeeds as the King of Armenia

1398 ยท England ยท London ยท Government ยท Government of England ยท Richard II

Parliament

The new Parliament revokes all legislation passed by the "Merciless Parliament"

1398 ยท England ยท House ยท House of Mortimer ยท Roger Mortimer March, 4th

Death of Roger Mortimer

Death of Roger Mortimer

1398 ยท England ยท Lincoln ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Henry Beaufort

Bishop

Appointed Bishop of Lincoln

1398 ยท England ยท Paris ยท Warfare ยท Hundred Years War ยท Henry V

Siege of Paris

Henry V marches on Paris & dictates terms to Charles VI. Henry V makes an alliance with the Burgundians

1398 ยท France ยท Rheims ยท Government ยท Government of France ยท Charles VI

Agreement on Withdraw support from their two Popes

Meets Wenceslas, they agree to withdraw support from their two Popes

1398 ยท France ยท Paris ยท Government ยท Government of France ยท Charles VI

Political Support at Paris

Withdraws support from Benedict XIII but the Emperor supports the Pope

1398 ยท Scotland ยท Albany ยท House ยท House of Stewart ยท Robert Stewart Albany, 1st

Peerage

Created Duke of Albany, 1st

1398 ยท Spain ยท Avignon ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Benedict XIII

Arrest of Benedict XIII

Kept as a prisoner in the papal palace

1398 ยท Spain ยท Avignon ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Benedict XIII

Western Schism

In 1398 the Kingdom of France withdrew its recognition of the Avignon papacy. Benedict was abandoned by 17 of his cardinals, with only five remaining faithful to him. Benedict's rationale for continuing the rivalry lay in the fact that he was the last living Cardinal created by Gregory XI, the last undoubted Supreme Pontiff

1398 ยท Turkey ยท Istanbul ยท Warfare ยท Turkey-Byzantium War ยท Bayezid I the Thunderbolt

Siege of Constantinople

The Byzantines pay a large tribute to Bayezid break the siege