Pope
Appointed Pope, Florensz Boeyens, the Cardinal of Utrecht
Historical events in 1522
53 historical records
January 15221 historical events
March 15222 historical events
Maid of Honor
Appointed Maid of Honor to Catherine of Aragon
Luther Returns
Allows events to settle after Luther returns from Wartburg.
April 15223 historical events
Battle of Bicocca
Repulses Marshal Lautrecs attack but with heavy loss
Battle of Bicocca
The French are able to move eastward into Venetian territory. Defeated by the Spannish who retake Milan
Capture of Milan
Captures Milan after the Battle of Bicocca
May 15224 historical events
Imperial Army
Led by an Imperial army under the command of Fernando de Avalos & Prosper Colonna against the French defending Genoa, 1st day
Siege of Genoa
Led by an Imperial army under the command of Fernando de Avalos & Prosper Colonna against the French defending Genoa, 1st day. Genoa falls to the Imperial forces led by Fernando de Avalos & Prosper Colonna
Alliance Henry VIII and Charles V
An alliance is agreed with Charles V against the French while a guest of Henry's
Siege of Genoa
Genoa falls to the Imperial forces led by Fernando de Avalos & Prosper Colonna
June 15228 historical events
Alliance Henry VIII and Charles V
Henry VIII and Charles V confirm their anti-French alliance in the Treaty of Windsor.
Great Enterprise
The Treaty of Windsor postpones major joint action while keeping the Great Enterprise alive.
Treaty of Windsor
Signs a Treaty with Emperor Charles V. Confirms the anti-French alliance but postponing action until 1524
Imperial Marriage Plan
Mary is betrothed to Emperor Charles V as part of Tudor Habsburg diplomacy
Invasion of Rhodes
Lands on Rhodes with a Turkish army including 100,000 men
Windsor Alliance Confirmation
Confirms the previous Anglo-Imperial agreements and strengthens plans for joint military action against France.
Imperial Marriage Commitment Renewed
Renews the projected marriage between Princess Mary and Charles V as part of the continuing alliance with the emperor.
Charles V Visit
Mary meets Charles V during his visit to England
July 15222 historical events
Edict of Worms
Additional arrests were made among the Augustinians in Antwerp. Two monks, Johann Esch and Heinrich Voes, refused to recant; on 1 July 1523, they were burned at the stake in Brussels
Siege of Rhodes
Begins the siege of Rhodes
September 15223 historical events
Great Enterprise
Surrey's raid tests English military pressure on France but achieves limited results.
Invasion of France
The Earl of Surrey leads an English expedition into Picardy as a preliminary campaign against France.
Picardy Expedition
Howard leads English troops from Calais into Picardy, raiding French territory as Henry VIII renews continental war in alliance with Emperor Charles V.
October 15221 historical events
Picardy Raids
Howard's expedition burns settlements and disrupts communications in Picardy, using destructive raids to pressure France without attempting a permanent occupation.
December 15225 historical events
Siege of Rhodes
Begins negotiations after heavy losses on both sides
Siege of Rhodes
Peace negotiations break down & the siege continues
Siege of Rhodes
Breaks into the city of Rhodes
Siege of Rhodes
Resumes negotiations
Siege of Rhodes
Suleyman I the Magnificent captures Rhodes
Diplomatic Expulsion at Beijing
The Portuguese are expelled from Peking
Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer
Appointed Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer
Diplomatic Proposal at London
Proposes a plan to attack French ports but this is vetoed by Henry VIII
Marriage
Negotiates the marriage of Princess Mary, later Mary I, to Charles V
Diplomatic Plan at London
Vetoes a plan by Wolsey to attack French ports as too wrisky
Lutheran Controversy
Martin Luther replies angrily to Henry VIII's Defence of the Seven Sacraments.
Oration Welcoming Charles V
More delivers a public Latin oration welcoming Emperor Charles V to England.
Royal Secretary Service
More takes on increasingly important work as secretary and adviser to Henry VIII.
Invasion of Picardy
Leads an expedition into Picardy but achieves only 2 failed sieges
Invasion of Scotland
Leads a raid into southern Scotland
Siege of Boulogne-sur-Mer
Leads a siege of Boulogne-sur-Mer
Invasion of England
Repels an invasion by the Duke of Albany
Invasion of Scotland
Placed in command of the English army sent to the Scottish borders against John Stewart, Duke of Albany
Bible, The
While at the Wartburg castle, Luther works on a translation of the Bible into German and publishes his New Testament translation (The Old Testament translation is posted later, in 1534)
Diet of Worms
In refuge because of his denunciation by the Diet of Worms
Exile of Martin Luther
In refuge because of his denunciation by the Diet of Worms
Refotmation, The
While at the Wartburg castle, Luther works on a translation of the Bible into German and publishes his New Testament translation (The Old Testament translation is posted later, in 1534)
Translation of Bible
Translates the Bible into German
Machiavelli Continues Florentine Historical Research
Machiavelli worked through Florence's political past for the commissioned history. His narrative treated factional struggles as central causes of institutional change rather than incidental distractions.
Invasion of England
Attempts to mount an invasion of England but the Scots refuse to fight
New World
The native South Americans he encountered told him about a gold-rich territory called Viru, which was on a river called Piru (later corrupted to Peru) and from which they came. The first attempt to explore western South America was undertaken in 1522 by Pascual de Andagoya
Visit to Greenwich
Charles V visits England & stays at Greenwich
Invasion of Peru
The native South Americans he encountered told him about a gold-rich territory called Viru, which was on a river called Piru (later corrupted to Peru) and from which they came
Siege of Rhodes
Suleyman I the Magnificent captures Rhodes. Suleyman I the Magnificent drives the Order of St John out Rhodes