Historical events in 664

12 historical records

664, July 14th ยท England ยท Canterbury ยท House ยท House of Kent ยท Eorcenbert

Death of Eorcenbert

Death of Eorcenbert. buried in Canterbury

664 ยท England ยท Essex ยท House ยท House of East Saxons ยท Sigehere

Plague

A plague in Essex causes Sighere to reopen the pagan temples & reject christianity

664 ยท England ยท Kent ยท House ยท House of Kent ยท Egbert I

Succession

Succeeds as King of Kent

664 ยท England ยท Northumbria ยท House ยท House of Northumbria ยท Oswy

Conversion

Decides in favor of the Roman teachings put forward by priest Wilfrid

664 ยท England ยท Northumbria ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Wilfred

Bishop

Appointed Bishop of Northumbria

664 ยท England ยท Lindesfarne ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Cuthbert

Prior of Lindesfarne

Appointed Prior to Lindesfarne monastery

664 ยท England ยท Whitby ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Ine

Synod

The Anglo-Saxons leave the Celtic Church & join the Roman Church

664 ยท England ยท Whitby ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Oswy

Conference of Whitby

The Conference of Whitby agrees on the Supremacy of the Roman Church over Britain. The Conference agrees on the Supremacy of the Roman Church over Britain. The Church throughout all the English Kingdoms unites under one primate. Chairs the Conference of Whitby

664 ยท England ยท Northumbria ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Oswy

Conversion

Ends differences between Irish & Roman missionaries over the date of Easter

664 ยท England ยท Northumbria ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Oswy

Easter

Ends differences between Irish & Roman missionaries over the date of Easter

664 ยท England ยท Whitby ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Oswy

Supremacy

The Conference of Whitby agrees on the Supremacy of the Roman Church over Britain

664 ยท England ยท Whitby ยท Religion ยท Roman Catholic Church ยท Oswy

Supremacy

The Conference of Whitby agrees on the Supremacy of the Roman Church over Britain. The Conference agrees on the Supremacy of the Roman Church over Britain. The Church throughout all the English Kingdoms unites under one primate. Chairs the Conference of Whitby