1583, September 24th ยท Germany ยท Hermanice ยท House ยท House of Wallenstein ยท Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von Wallenstein
Birth of Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von Wallenstein
Birth of Albrecht Wenzel Eusebius von Wallenstein, Bohemia
1583, September ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท House ยท House of Tudor ยท John Whitgift
Whitgift Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
John Whitgift becomes Archbishop of Canterbury and begins a firmer campaign for conformity within the established Church.
October 15833 historical events
1583, October ยท England ยท England ยท House ยท House of Tudor ยท John Whitgift
Whitgift Three Articles Imposed
Whitgift requires clergy to affirm royal supremacy, the prayer book and the doctrinal Articles as part of a stricter conformity campaign.
1583, October ยท England ยท Warwickshire ยท House ยท House of Tudor ยท John Somerville
Somerville Arrested
Somerville is apprehended on his journey toward London and admits a plan to attack the queen, drawing his relatives and associates into a treason investigation.
1583, October ยท England ยท Warwickshire ยท House ยท House of Tudor ยท John Somerville
Somerville Assassination Threat
John Somerville openly declares an intention to kill Elizabeth I and sets out toward London carrying weapons, prompting his arrest before he reaches the court.
November 15834 historical events
1583, November 2nd ยท England ยท County Kerry ยท House ยท House of Tudor ยท Gerald FitzGerald Desmond, 14th Earl
Earl of Desmond Killed
Gerald FitzGerald is killed near Tralee while being hunted by crown forces and local opponents, effectively ending the second Desmond rebellion.
1583, November ยท England ยท Warwickshire ยท House ยท House of Tudor ยท Edward Arden
Edward Arden Arrested
Edward Arden is arrested after his son-in-law Somerville implicates him, although the strength and fairness of the evidence against Arden remain deeply disputed.
1583, November ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Tudor ยท Francis Throckmorton
Throckmorton Plot Invasion Plan
Throckmorton's conspiracy is uncovered after planning foreign military support for an invasion intended to free Mary, Queen of Scots, and overthrow Elizabeth.
1583, November ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Tudor ยท Francis Throckmorton
Francis Throckmorton Arrested after House Search
Francis Throckmorton is arrested after government agents search his house and uncover material linking him to plans for foreign-backed Catholic intervention.
December 15832 historical events
1583, December 20th ยท England ยท Smithfield ยท House ยท House of Tudor ยท Edward Arden
Execution of Edward Arden
Edward Arden is executed for treason after conviction in the Somerville case, maintaining his innocence while the prosecution presents the affair as a Catholic conspiracy.
1583, December 29th ยท Spain ยท Madrid ยท House ยท House of Habsburg ยท Philip II
Spanish Armada
Begins making plans for the Armada on England by gathering plans, maps & intelligence
1583 ยท England ยท Arts ยท Literature ยท Thomas Smith
De Republica Anglorum
Publication of "De Republica Anglorum"
1583 ยท England ยท Government ยท Government of England ยท Elizabeth I
Diplomatic Mission
Ambassador de Mendoza returns to Spain after the Throckmorton. Ambassador de Mendoza fails to install Mary as Queen
1583 ยท England ยท London ยท Government ยท Government of England ยท Elizabeth I
Gunpowder Treason Plot
Ambassador de Mendoza fails to install Mary as Queen
1583 ยท England ยท House ยท House of Blount ยท Charles Blount Mountjoy, 8th
Birth of Christopher Mount
Birth of Christopher Mount
1583 ยท England ยท House ยท House of Tudor ยท Francis Throckmorton
Death of Francis Throckmorton
Death of Francis Throckmorton
1583 ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Tudor ยท Elizabeth I
Execution
Throckmorton is executed for his part in a Catholic plot to install Mary on the throne
1583 ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Tudor ยท Elizabeth I
Gunpowder Treason Plot
Excommunication of 1570 led to Catholic opposition & the Throckmorton plot
1583 ยท England ยท London ยท House ยท House of Tudor ยท Elizabeth I
Reballion of Rebels in London
Excommunication of 1570 led to Catholic opposition & the Throckmorton plot
1583 ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Church of England ยท John Whitgift
Archbishop of Canterbury
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
1583 ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Church of England ยท John Whitgift
Archbishop
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
1583 ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Church of England ยท John Witgift
Archbishop of Canterbury
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
1583 ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท Religion ยท Church of England ยท John Witgift
Archbishop
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
1583 ยท France ยท Humanities ยท Philosophy ยท Michel Montaigne
Montaigne Mediates Religious Divisions Locally
As mayor Montaigne navigated tensions in a region divided by religious warfare. His preference for moderation and practical negotiation contrasted with the era's confessional militancy.
1583 ยท Italy ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Innocent IX