1614, January · Japan · Osaka Castle · Warfare · Unification Wars · Ieyasu
Siege of Osaka Castle
Sends in 70,000 troops under the command of Hidetadada
April 16141 historical events
1614, April 5th · England · London · Government · Government of England · James I
Parliament
James opens Parliament
June 16142 historical events
1614, June 7th · England · London · Government · Government of England · James I
Dissolution of Parliament
James closes Parliament & does not call it up for another 7 yrs
1614, June 7th · England · London · Government · Government of England · James I
Parliament
The Addled Parliament had disputed with the King & had not produced any legislation
November 16141 historical events
1614, November 22nd · England · Carrick · House · House of Butler · Thomas Butler Ormond, 10th
Death of Thomas Butler
Death of Thomas Butler
December 16141 historical events
1614, December 21st · Italy · Florence · Science · Astronomy · Galileo Galilei
Caccini Attack on Copernicanism
Galileo becomes the target of a public sermon by Tommaso Caccini attacking Copernican astronomy and mathematicians.
1614 · England · Exploration · Exploration and Discovery · Walter Raleigh
History of the World
Publication of "History of the World", written imprisoned in the Tower of London
1614 · England · Government · Government of England · Thomas Dale
Government
Appointed Governor of Virginia
1614 · England · Government · Government of England · Alan Francis Greville Brooke, 1st
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer
1614 · England · London · Government · Government of England · Thomas Wentworth Strafford, 1st
Addled Parliament
Wentworth sat in the short and unproductive Parliament later called the Addled Parliament.
1614 · England · Yorkshire · Government · Government of England · Thomas Wentworth Strafford, 1st
Election to Parliament
Wentworth was first elected to the House of Commons as a Yorkshire representative.
1614 · England · Wentworth Woodhouse · House · House of Wentworth · Thomas Wentworth Strafford, 1st
Inheritance of Baronetcy
Wentworth inherited his father's baronetcy and extensive Yorkshire estates.
1614 · England · Humanities · Philosophy · Francis Bacon
Bacon Addresses The Problem Of Duelling
Bacon publicly discussed the social and legal harms caused by aristocratic duelling. His intervention treated private violence as an issue of public order and moral conduct.
1614 · England · Port Royal · Warfare · Military · Samuel Argall
Capture of Port Royal
Captures Port Royal
1614 · England · Scottish Isles · Warfare · Military · James I
Reballion of MacDonalds
Suppresses the rebellion of the MacDonalds
1614 · France · Pont Neuf · Arts · Architecture · Henry IV
Pont Neuf
At the point where the bridge crosses the Ile de la Cit‚, there stands a bronze equestrian statue of King Henry IV of France, originally commissioned from Giambologna under the orders of Marie de M‚dicis, Henris widow and Regent of France, in 1614
1614 · France · La Fleche · Humanities · Philosophy · Rene Descartes
Education
Descartes completes his studies at La Fleche after receiving a broad Jesuit education.
1614 · France · Avignon · Humanities · Philosophy · Pierre Gassendi
Doctorate in Theology
Gassendi receives a doctorate in theology at Avignon.
1614 · France · Religion · Roman Catholic Church · Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu
Bishop
Appointed Representitive of the Poitevin clergy at the Estates General
1614 · Germany · Xanten · House · House of Hohenzollern · John Sigismund