Rule of Artois
Surrenders Artois to Charles V
Historical events in 1526
113 historical records
January 152614 historical events
Rule of Burgundy
Surrenders Burgundy to Charles V
Rule of Flanders
Surrenders Flanders to Charles V
Treaty of Madrid Cedes French Claims in Flanders
Francis I accepts terms surrendering claims affecting Flanders while imprisoned after the Battle of Pavia.
Treaty of Madrid
Signs a Treaty giving up all claims in Italy
Habsburg Control of Flanders Reinforced by Madrid Treaty
Charles V strengthens Habsburg control of Flanders through the settlement imposed on Francis I.
Rule of Artois
Under the Treaty of Madrid Francis surrenders Burgundy, Artois & Flanders to Charles V
Rule of Burgundy
Under the Treaty of Madrid Francis surrenders Burgundy, Artois & Flanders to Charles V
Rule of Flanders
Under the Treaty of Madrid Francis surrenders Burgundy, Artois & Flanders to Charles V
Treaty of Madrid
Under the Treaty of Madrid Francis surrenders Burgundy, Artois & Flanders to Charles V. Under the Treaty of Madrid Francis gives up all claims in Italy
Capture of Artois
Gains Flanders from France. Gains Artois from France
Capture of Burgundy
Gains Burgundy from France
Holy Roman Empire
Gains Flanders from France. Gains Artois from France
Holy Roman Empire
Gains Burgundy from France
February 15261 historical events
Courtship
Begins courting Anne Boleyn
May 15268 historical events
League of Cognac
Becomes "protector" of the Holy League of Cognac against Charles V
Alliance League of Cognac
The League of Cognac is formed with the Pope, Milan, Venice, & Florence. The Alliance is formed against Charles V but is swiftly defeated
Treaty of Madrid
Renounces the Treaty of Madrid, claiming it was made under duress
Alliance Holy League of Cognac
Enters the Holy League of Cognac with France, Venice & Milan against Charles V
League of Cognac
Francis I renounces the Treaty of Madrid as it was made under duress
Arrest of John Tyndale
Harry Phillips, an agent of Henry VIII, arrests John Tyndale for heresy
Arrest of John Tyndale
Harry Phillips, an agent of Henry VIII, arrests John Tyndale for heresy
Arrest of John Tyndale
Harry Phillips, an agent of Henry VIII, arrests John Tyndale for heresy
August 15266 historical events
Hampton Court Anti-Imperial Alignment
Uses the Hampton Court agreement to strengthen England's alignment with France against the growing dominance of Emperor Charles V.
Hampton Court Reciprocal Alliance
Concludes a reciprocal obligation with France that deepens cooperation between the two kingdoms following the Treaty of the More.
Treaty of Hampton Court
Signs a Treaty agreeing that England & France should deal jointly with Charles V
Battle of Mohacs
Within a few weeks Buda & Pest fall to the Turks. Reaches the Plain of Mohacs & discovers the Hungarian army preparing for battle
Battle of Mohacs
His defeat shifts Slovak lands toward Habsburg rule.
Invasion of Peru
Pizarro left Panama with two ships with 160 men and several horses, reaching as far as the Colombian San Juan River
September 15262 historical events
Capture of Buda
After the Battle of Mohacs the Turks capture Buda
Rule of Hungary
Decides to make Hungary a tributary Kingdom under John Zapolya rather than capture it
Battle of Mohacs
Ferdinand of Austria claims Hungary & Bohemia & provokes a civil war
Rule of Bohemia
Ferdinand of Austria claims Hungary & Bohemia & provokes a civil war
Rule of Hungary
Ferdinand of Austria claims Hungary & Bohemia & provokes a civil war
Succession
Succeeds as King of Hungary
Succession
Succeeds as King of Bohemia
Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer
Appointed Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer
Chief Justice
Appointed Chief Justice of the King's Bench
League of Cognac
England, the Pope, France, Venice, Milan & Florence form an anti-Habsburg League
Master of Revels
Appointed Master of the Revels
Keeper of Greenwich Palace
Appointed Keeper of Greenwich Palace
Birth of William Somerset
Birth of William Somerset
Coronation
Sends 200 men to guard over James Vs coronation, invited by the Earl of Angus
Marriage
Catherine & Henry cease to co-habit
Peerage
Created 15th Earl of Oxford
Royal Council Subcommittee
More is appointed to a small royal council committee dealing with important administrative business.
Doctorate
Receives his doctorate of divinity
Bible, The
Publishes a translation of the New Testament in English
Bible
Publication of "Bible", completes an English version of the Bible. 1st copies of New Testament are smuggled into London
Exile of John Tyndale
Never returns to England. Forced to write in exile, sets sail for Germany & the Low Countries
Exile of John Tyndale
Seeks exile near Antwerp
Reformation, The
Publishes a translation of the New Testament in English
Arrest of John Tyndale
Sends agents abroad to try & arrest John Tyndale
Arrest of John Tyndale
Sends agents abroad to try & arrest John Tyndale
Alliance Agreement with Suleiman the Magnificent against Emperor Charles
Forms an alliance with Suleiman the Magnificent against Emperor Charles V
Alliance Francis I and Suleiman the Magnificent
Forms an alliance with Suleiman the Magnificent against Emperor Charles V
Arrest of Henry II
Held hostage in Spain, 1526-1530
Diet
The Edict of Worms is temporarily suspended at the Diet of Speyer in 1526 but then reinstated in 1529
Edict of Worms
The Edict of Worms was temporarily suspended at the Diet of Speyer 1526 but then reinstated in 1529
Edict of Worms
The Edict of Worms is temporarily suspended at the Diet of Speyer in 1526 but then reinstated in 1529
Reformation, The
Formalizes the basis of Protestant worship
Succession
Succeeds as King of Hungary, rival King to Ferdinand I
Succession
Succeeds as Shah of India
Battle of Panipat
Mongol Emperor Zahir-ud-din Babur annihilates Indian Army of Ibrahim Lodi at the Battle of Panipat
Battle of Panipat
Mongol Emperor Zahir-ud-din Babur annihilates Indian Army of Ibrahim Lodi at the Battle of Panipat
Hindu Empire
Babur founds the Hindu Empire
Succession
Succeeds as Shah of India
Machiavelli Assists Florentine Military Preparations
Amid renewed war in Italy Machiavelli participated in work on Florence's defenses and fortifications. The assignment briefly reunited his expertise in public administration with military affairs.
Capuchin Order
Approves the foundation of the Capuchin Order
Declaration of War
Fought between the Habsburg Charles V, Spain and the Holy Roman Empire, & the League of Cognac, an alliance including France, Pope Clement VII, the Republic of Venice, England, the Duchy of Milan & Florence
League of Cognac
Fought between the Habsburg Charles V, Spain and the Holy Roman Empire, & the League of Cognac, an alliance including France, Pope Clement VII, the Republic of Venice, England, the Duchy of Milan & Florence
League of Cognac
Shocked by the defeat of the French in the Italian War of 1521, Clement, together with the Republic of Venice, organizes an alliance to drive the Habsburg powers and the Holy Roman Empire-from Italy.
League of Cognac
The League of Cognac is signed by Francis, Clement, Venice, Florence, and the Sforza of Milan, who desired to throw off the Imperial hegemony over them.
Siege of Lodi
The League of Cognac quickly seizes Lodi, but Imperial troops march into Lombardy and soon force Sforza to abandon Milan
Siege of Milan
The League of Cognac quickly seizes Lodi, but Imperial troops march into Lombardy and soon force Sforza to abandon Milan
Succession
Succeeds as Emperor of Japan
Rule of Bohemia
Poland is defeated by the Ottomans & Jagiellon rule collapses over Bohemia & Hungary
Rule of Hungary
Poland is defeated by the Ottomans & Jagiellon rule collapses over Bohemia & Hungary
Battle of Mohacs
Poland is defeated by the Ottomans & Jagiellon rule collapses over Bohemia & Hungary
Archbishop
Appointed Archbishop of Novgorod
Guardian
Appointed Guardian of the young King James V
Coronation
HasJames V crowned surrounded by 200 Englishmen sent by Jamess uncle, Henry VIII
Majority
Declares the majority of James VI
Coronation
Crowned for a 2nd time by the Earl of Angus
Arrest of James IV
James IV is held in Edinburgh Castle & Scotland becomes a Douglas kingdom
Marriage
Marries Isabella of Portugal
Treaty of Cognac
Allies Rome, Venice, the Pope & France against Charles V
Declaration of War
Allied with the Pope, Bavaria & Protestant Princes
Holy Roman Empire
Allied with the Pope, Bavaria & Protestant Princes
Invasion of Peru
Pizarro & Almagro lead an expedition to Peru, 1526-1527
Invasion of Peru
Pizarro left Panama with two ships with 160 men and several horses, reaching as far as the Colombian San Juan River. Pizarro & Almagro lead an expedition to Peru, 1526-1527
Invasion of Hungary
Turkey captures most of Hungary
Declaration of War
Fought between the Habsburg Charles V, Spain and the Holy Roman Empire, & the League of Cognac, an alliance including France, Pope Clement VII, the Republic of Venice, England, the Duchy of Milan & Florence
Invasion of Lombardy
The League of Cognac quickly seizes Lodi, but Imperial troops march into Lombardy and soon force Sforza to abandon Milan
League of Cognac
Shocked by the defeat of the French in the Italian War of 1521, Clement, together with the Republic of Venice, organizes an alliance to drive the Habsburg powers and the Holy Roman Empire-from Italy. Fought between the Habsburg Charles V, Spain and the Holy Roman Empire, & the League of Cognac, an alliance including France, Pope Clement VII, the Republic of Venice, England, the Duchy of Milan & Florence
Siege of Milan
The League of Cognac quickly seizes Lodi, but Imperial troops march into Lombardy and soon force Sforza to abandon Milan
Capture of Baghdad
Captures Baghdad from Persia
Ibrahim Lodi Mobilizes Sultanate Army
Sultan Ibrahim Lodi gathers troops and war elephants to resist Babur's advance toward Delhi.
Delhi Sultanate Marches To Panipat
Ibrahim Lodi's army approaches the invaders on the plain north of Delhi.
Babur Fortifies Battlefield Position
Babur prepares a defensive line using carts and fieldworks to blunt the larger army of Ibrahim Lodi.
Babur Deploys Field Artillery
Babur places artillery and firearms behind his protective line ahead of the First Battle of Panipat.
Tulughma Cavalry Maneuver Succeeds
Babur's troops employ flanking movements to disrupt the Delhi army during the battle.
First Battle Of Panipat Won
Babur defeats Ibrahim Lodi at Panipat on 21 April 1526 and secures the opening for Mughal rule.
Babur Advances On Delhi
After the victory at Panipat, Babur takes control of Delhi and advances toward Agra.
Ibrahim Lodi Dies In Battle
Ibrahim Lodi is killed at Panipat, bringing the Lodi dynasty's rule over Delhi to an end.
Ibrahim Lodi Mobilizes Sultanate Army
Sultan Ibrahim Lodi gathers troops and war elephants to resist Babur's advance toward Delhi.
Delhi Sultanate Marches To Panipat
Ibrahim Lodi's army approaches the invaders on the plain north of Delhi.
Babur Fortifies Battlefield Position
Babur prepares a defensive line using carts and fieldworks to blunt the larger army of Ibrahim Lodi.
Babur Deploys Field Artillery
Babur places artillery and firearms behind his protective line ahead of the First Battle of Panipat.
Tulughma Cavalry Maneuver Succeeds
Babur's troops employ flanking movements to disrupt the Delhi army during the battle.
First Battle Of Panipat Won
Babur defeats Ibrahim Lodi at Panipat on 21 April 1526 and secures the opening for Mughal rule.
Babur Advances On Delhi
After the victory at Panipat, Babur takes control of Delhi and advances toward Agra.
Ibrahim Lodi Dies In Battle
Ibrahim Lodi is killed at Panipat, bringing the Lodi dynasty's rule over Delhi to an end.