Birth of Edward Hyde
Edward Hyde is born at Dinton in Wiltshire.
Historical events in 1609
48 historical records
February 16091 historical events
April 16091 historical events
Twelve Years Truce
A truce with the Dutch is agreed
June 16093 historical events
Catholic League
The Electors of Mainz, Cologne, and Trier had proposed an army of 20,000 men and they had also considered making Maximilian president of the alliance, and on August 30 they announce their adhesion to the Munich agreement
Diet of Munich
The Electors of Mainz, Cologne, and Trier had proposed an army of 20,000 men and they had also considered making Maximilian president of the alliance, and on August 30 they announce their adhesion to the Munich agreement
Munich Agreement
The Electors of Mainz, Cologne, and Trier had proposed an army of 20,000 men and they had also considered making Maximilian president of the alliance, and on August 30 they announce their adhesion to the Munich agreement
July 160912 historical events
Peace Treaty
The Habsburgs agree to treat the United Provinces like an independent state for the duration of the Truce. Philip III ratifies the Peace Treaty. All hostilities will cease for twelve years
Rule of United Provinces
The Habsburgs agree to treat the United Provinces like an independent state for the duration of the Truce
Catholic League
The Catholic League is initially a loose confederation of Roman Catholic German states to counteract the Protestant Union (formed 1608), whereby the participating states concluded an alliance "for the defence of the Catholic religion and peace within the Empire"
Catholic League
Maximilian becomes president, and the Prince-Bishops of Augsburg, Passau, and Wurzburg his councillors, the League will continue for nine years.
Catholic League
Participating states at a Munich conference conclude an alliance "for the defence of the Catholic religion and peace within the Empire".
Catholic League
The most important regulation of the League is the prohibition of attacks on one another, so instead of fighting, conflicts have to be decided by the laws of the Empire or, if these fail to resolve conflict.
Catholic League
by arbitration within the League.
Diet of Munich
Participating states at a Munich conference conclude an alliance "for the defence of the Catholic religion and peace within the Empire"
Reformation, The
Maximilian becomes president, and the Prince-Bishops of Augsburg, Passau, and Wurzburg his councillors, the League will continue for nine years.
Reformation, The
Participating states at a Munich conference conclude an alliance "for the defence of the Catholic religion and peace within the Empire".
Reformation, The
The most important regulation of the League is the prohibition of attacks on one another, so instead of fighting, conflicts have to be decided by the laws of the Empire or, if these fail to resolve conflict.
Reformation, The
by arbitration within the League.
August 16091 historical events
Invention of Telescope
The Venetian senate examines Galileo's telescope. Demonstrates his first telescope to Venetian lawmakers, his work on the device made for a profitable sideline with merchants who found it useful for their shipping businesses and trading issues
December 16091 historical events
Jesuit Missions
Helps establish early Jesuit missions among Guarani communities.
in 1609, the Sonnets are the last of Shakespeares non-dramatic works
Published in 1609, the Sonnets are the last of Shakespeares non-dramatic works to be printed
the Sonnets are the last of Shakespeares non-dramatic works
Published in 1609, the Sonnets are the last of Shakespeares non-dramatic works to be printed
Governor
Appointed Governor of Virginia
Birth of Edward Hyde
Birth of Edward Hyde
Bacon Publishes Wisdom Of The Ancients
In The Wisdom of the Ancients Bacon interpreted classical myths as allegories of moral and natural questions. The book displayed his interest in finding useful intellectual meanings within inherited literature.
Truce
Helps achieve the Twelve Year Truce between Spain & The Netherlands
Astronomia nova (New Astronomy)
Publication of Astronomia nova (New Astronomy)
Astronomia nova
Publication of Astronomia nova (New Astronomy)
Astronomia Nova
Publishes laws of elliptical planetary motion that prepare celestial mechanics for Newtonian gravity.
Invention of Telescope
Galileo along with Englishman Thomas Harriot and others are among the first to use a refracting telescope as an instrument to observe stars, planets or moons. Builds his own telescope, has 20x magnification
Telescope Magnification Improved
After learning of the Dutch telescope, Galileo rapidly improves the design until his best instruments exceed twenty-power magnification.
Sinking of Nossa Senhora da Graça - Nagasaki Scuttling
Portuguese captain André Pessoa destroyed Nossa Senhora da Graça at Nagasaki rather than surrender her to Japanese forces; the confrontation occurred in January 1610.
Sinking of Nossa Senhora da Graça
Orders the siezure of the Portuguese ship, its captain blows up the ship
Governor
Appointed Governor of New Mexico
Santa Fe
Founds Sant Fe
Moriscos
Sponsors the decrees (160914) for the expulsion of the Moriscos, or officially Christianized Moors, from Spain,a decision affecting about 350,000 people
Exile of Philip III
Decrees the final expulsion of the Moriscos
Independence of Netherlands
Recognizes the Independence of the northern provinces of The Netherlands
Independence of Spain
Recognizes the Independence of the northern provinces of The Netherlands
Moriscos
Issues a decree for the expulsion of the Moriscos from Spain, timed to coincide with the declaration of a truce in the war for The Netherlands
Moriscos
The Moriscos are accused of collaborating with the Barbary Pirates to attack the coast, whilst their religion and distinct culture make them unpopular with Christians in Spain, especially in Valencia.
Moriscos
The Moriscos are forced out of Spain between 1609 and 1614, to accomplish this, the armada, or navy, and 30,000 soldiers are mobilized with the mission of transporting the families to Tunis or Morocco.
Moriscos
The Moriscos were the descendants of those Muslims that had converted to Christianity during the Reconquista of the previous centuries; despite their conversion, they retained a distinctive culture, including many Islamic practices.
Moriscos
The Moriscos were the descendants of those Muslims that had converted to Christianity during the Reconquista of the previous centuries; despite their conversion, they retained a distinctive culture, including many Islamic practices
Establishment of Diplomatic Relations with It
The truce enables the Southern Netherlands to recover, it is a de facto recognition of the independence of the Dutch Republic and many European powers establish diplomatic relations with it
Rule of Dutch Republic
The truce enables the Southern Netherlands to recover, it is a de facto recognition of the independence of the Dutch Republic and many European powers establish diplomatic relations with it
Twelve Years Truce
The truce enables the Southern Netherlands to recover, it is a de facto recognition of the independence of the Dutch Republic and many European powers establish diplomatic relations with it
Council of Oxenstierna
Appointed Member of ruling Council of the nobility, Riksrad
Discovery of Manhattan Island
While in Dutch pay, re-discovers Manhattan Island & the river Hudson