Investiture of Prince Arthur
Prince Arthur is ceremonially invested as Prince of Wales at Westminster, confirming his status as heir apparent.
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Prince Arthur is ceremonially invested as Prince of Wales at Westminster, confirming his status as heir apparent.
Arthur is formally invested as Prince of Wales, making his position as Henry VII's heir apparent visible throughout the realm.
Confirms England's political and military obligations to Spain while preserving the planned marriage between Arthur and Catherine.
Ratifies the Medina del Campo settlement after further negotiation, bringing the Anglo-Spanish marriage and alliance provisions formally into force.
2nd expedition to Brittany, amity between Henry VII, Spain and Maximilian against France
Henry grants Pisa a role in the English wool trade, giving English merchants privileges in an important Italian market.
Death of Edmund Grey, 1st Earl of Kent, 4th Baron Grey de Ruthyn
Seeks an alliance of Maximilian of Austria against Charles VIII of France
Succeeds as Count of Savoy
Henry VII launches his 2nd expedition into Brittany, Anne sides with Henry VII, Spain and Maximilian against France
Birth of Albert, son of Frederick of Hohenzollern
Death of Matthias I Corvinus, without an heir
Succeeds as King of Hungary