Treaty of Eternal Peace
Receives an embassy from Paris to discuss a "Treaty of Eternal Peace"
Historical events in 1527
75 historical records
February 15271 historical events
March 15271 historical events
Battle of Kanvaha
Defeats the Rajputs & removes the main Hindu rival to Moghul power in Northern India.
April 15277 historical events
Marriage
Asks the Pope for an annulment
Birth of Philip II
Birth of Philip II
Alliance Henry VIII and King Francis
Signs the Treaty of Westminster with King Francis against Emperor Charles V. Signs the Treaty of Westminster with Henry VIII against Emperor Charles V
Alliance Henry VIII and King Francis
Signs the Treaty of Westminster with King Francis against Emperor Charles V. Signs the Treaty of Westminster with Henry VIII against Emperor Charles V
Treaty of Westminster
Agrees to perpetual peace with England ending the hostilities commenced in 1522
Dynastic Marriage Negotiations at London
Arrangements are made for Princess Mary to marry Henry, Duke of Orleans
Westminster Anti-Imperial Alliance
Forms a closer alliance with France directed against Imperial pressure and intended to support the release of the French king's sons.
May 15275 historical events
In charge of the banquet to entertain the French embassy
In charge of the banquet to entertain the French embassy
Treaty of Greenwich
The Treaty of Greenwich is signed with France
Marriage
Wolsey & Warham convene an ecclesiastical court to examine the King's marriage. An ecclesiastical court hears Henry's requests for an annulment
Marriage
An ecclesiastical court hears Henrys requests for an annulment
Birth of Philip II
Philip of Habsburg is born at Valladolid and later becomes King Philip II of Spain and husband of Mary I of England.
June 15271 historical events
Marriage
Henry informs Catherine they must separate & he has asked the Pope for an annulment
July 15272 historical events
Marriage
Marries Catherine, daughter and coheir of Sir William Fillol
Birth of John Dee
John Dee is born in London and later becomes a mathematician, astronomer, navigator adviser and intellectual associated with Elizabeth I's court.
August 15273 historical events
Treaty of Amiens
The peace Treaty of Amiens between France & England is confirmed
Treaty of More
Signed with France after the Battle of Pavia. Enforced while Francis I is Charles Vs prisoner
French Ransom Cooperation
Negotiates English financial and diplomatic support for efforts to recover the French royal children held as hostages by Charles V.
September 15271 historical events
Anglo-French Perpetual Peace
Concludes a formal treaty of perpetual peace with France that consolidates the diplomatic partnership developed since 1525.
October 15272 historical events
Award
Henry VIII approves the election of Francis I to the Order of the Garter
Election
Henry VIII approves the election of Francis I to the Order of the Garter
November 15271 historical events
Order of St Michael
Installed as Knight of the Order of St Michael by Anne de Montmorency
Marriage
Henry informs Catherine they must separate & he has asked the Pope for an annulment. The Pope is under arrest by Catherine's uncle Charles V & does not grant an annulment
Arrest of Thomas Wolsey
Stripped of office & wealth, which is taken into the King's hands, & imprisoned
Diplomatic Mission at Hampton Court
Wolsey hosts a French delegation with great magnificence & expense
Treaty of Amiens
Concludes a Treaty with Francis I
Festival of Greenwich
Finances the festivities in Greenwich
Groom
Appointed Groom of the Chamber, and became a member of Wolseys household
Treaty of Greenwich Henry VII & Francis I
After the Treaty of Greenwich Henry VII & Francis I exchange orders of chivalry
Birth of Francis Russell
Francis Russell is born and later becomes Earl of Bedford, a Protestant nobleman and prominent servant of Elizabeth I.
Capture of Rome
Rome is captured by the Habsburgs ruining Henry's chances of an easy divorce
King's Great Matter
Henry VIII seeks an annulment from Catherine of Aragon, beginning the crisis that leads to the break with Rome.
Male Heir Crisis Drives Annulment Case
Henry begins pursuing an annulment from Catherine as the absence of a surviving son becomes inseparable from the future of the Tudor succession.
Marriage
Spring, has 1st doubts about his marriage to Catherine of Aragon. Beginning of "the King's Great Matter"
French Marriage Negotiations
Mary is considered in renewed French marriage diplomacy
Mission to France with Wolsey
More accompanies Cardinal Wolsey on a diplomatic mission to France.
Fellow
Appointed Fellow of Corpus Christi College Cambridge
Consulted on Henry VIII Divorce
Henry VIII consults More on the legal and theological issues surrounding the proposed annulment of his marriage.
Fellow
Appointed Fellow of Corpus Christi College Cambridge
Treaty Negotiations
Helps arrange a Treaty with the French ambassadors for the support of an army in Italy against Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
Ordination
Is ordained during the late Henrician church period.
Reformation, The
Cranmer assists Wolsey with the annulment proceedings
Dean
Appointed Dean of Exeter
Capture of England
Rome is captured by the Habsburgs ruining Henrys chances of an easy divorce
Peerage
Created Duc de Guise
Duchy of Guise Created
Francis I raises Guise to a duchy for Claude of Lorraine
Alliance Charles V beseiges Rome and Clement VII is forced to
Charles V beseiges Rome & Clement VII is forced to agree to a council
Siege of Rome
Charles V beseiges Rome & Clement VII is forced to agree to a council
Birth of Maximilian II
Birth of Maximilian II, son of Ferdinand I
Machiavelli Dies After Florentine Republic Returns
Machiavelli died shortly after the Medici were again expelled and republican government was restored. His failure to regain his former office underscored the political ambiguities of his career.
Arrest of Clement VII
Taken prisoner by Charles Vs forces under constable Bourbon during the Siege of Rome
Alliance League of Cognac is defeated by Charles V
The Alliance of the League of Cognac is defeated by Charles V during the Siege of Rome
Siege of Rome
Rome & the Vatican are sacked by Lutherans. Pleas with Charles V but it is too late to save Rome
Siege of Rome
Francesco Guicciardini, in command of the Papal armies, proves unable to resist and when the Duke of Bourbon is killed, his underpaid army sack the city, forcing the Pope to flee
Death of Atahualpa
Death of Huayna Capac, empire split between Huascar and Atahualpa
Death of Huascar
Death of Huayna Capac, empire split between Huascar and Atahualpa
Death of Huayna Capac
Death of Huayna Capac, empire split between Huascar and Atahualpa
Political Support
Supports with France the abolition of piracy in Brazil
Conversion
Tries Hamilton for treason but is converted by him to Lutheranism
Treason
Tries Hamilton for treason but is converted by him to Lutheranism
Trial
Tries Hamilton for treason but is converted by him to Lutheranism
Conversion
Returns to Scotland & preaches Lutheranism at Linlithgow
Death of Patrick Hamilton
Death of Hamilton, burnt to death by Archbishop Beaton for heresy
Execution
Death of Hamilton, burnt to death by Archbishop Beaton for heresy
Treason
Tried by Alesius for treason but converts him to Lutheranism
Trial
Tried by Alesius for treason but converts him to Lutheranism
Alliance League of Cognac is defeated by Charles V
The Alliance of the League of Cognac is defeated by Charles V
Siege of Rome
The Alliance of the League of Cognac is defeated by Charles V. Rome & the Vatican are sacked by German Lutheran forces & a council is called. Clement VII & Charles V sign a truce. Clement VII begs Charles V but it is too late to save Rome
Invasion of Rome
Francesco Guicciardini, in command of the Papal armies, proves unable to resist and when the Duke of Bourbon is killed, his underpaid army sack the city, forcing the Pope to flee
Invasion of Rome
Francesco Guicciardini, in command of the Papal armies, proves unable to resist and when the Duke of Bourbon is killed, his underpaid army sack the city, forcing the Pope to flee. Charles V gathers a force of landsknechts under Georg Frundsberg and a Spanish army under Charles of Bourbon, the two forces combine at Piacenza and advance on Rome
Budget
Replenishes Royal coffers by plundering the Church to build a fleet of ships
Diet
Luthernanism is approved. Gustav replenishes the Royal coffers by plundering the wealth of the Church
Reballion of Rebels in Anatolia
Reurns from Hungary to suppress a rebellion in Anatolia