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Marries Matilda, daughter of Fulk V of Anjou
England · House / House of Plantagenet. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Marries Matilda, daughter of Fulk V of Anjou
Henry I arranged Matilda to marry Count Geoffrey to secure the succession
Marries Count Geoffrey Plantagenet of Anjou. Arranged by Henry I to mollify northern France. Arranged by Henry I to improve chances of succeeding him in Normandy & England
Marries Alfonso VII
The wedding was "without the pomp or ceremony that befitted their rank," partly because only two months previously Eleanors marriage to Louis VII of France had been annulled
Marries Henry II
Marries Eleanor of Aquitaine, daughter of the late Duke of Aquitaine
Henry IIs marriage is celebrated in the Cathedral of Poitiers. Given Aquitaine as part of the marriage dowry, remains English until 1452
The marriage is orchestrated by Henrys father, Henry II, in order to gain control over Marguerites dowry, the strategically vital castles of the Vexin region between Normandy & Paris
The marriage is orchestrated by Henrys father, Henry II, in order to gain control over Marguerites dowry, the strategically vital castles of the Vexin region between Normandy & Paris. Henry the Young King is married to Marguerite of France, daughter of King Louis VII of France by his 2nd wife Constance of Castille, he is 5 yrs of age & she is 2
The marriage is orchestrated by Henrys father, Henry II, in order to gain control over Marguerites dowry, the strategically vital castles of the Vexin region between Normandy & Paris. Henry the Young King is married to Marguerite of France, daughter of King Louis VII of France by his 2nd wife Constance of Castille, he is 5 yrs of age & she is 2
Marries Emperor Henry II, the ceremony takes place at Brunswick
Betrothal to Louis VIIs daughter, Alice
Eleanor of England marries King Alfonso VIII of Castille
Betrothed to Isabella daughter of the Earl of Gloucester, great-grandchild of Henry I
Henrys daughter Joanna marries William II of Sicily. Creates an alliance between Sicily & England
Marries William II of Sicily & is crowned Queen of Sicily at Palermo Cathedral
Berengaria of Navarre marries Richard I at Limassol after the capture of Cyprus
Marries Berengaria of Navarre daughter of Sancho VI of Navarre
Sails from Barfleur and lands at Porsmouth after marrying
Richard I marries Berengaria of Navarre
Marries Raymond VI of Toulouse, with Quercy and the Agenais as her dowry
Marries Alfonso IX of Leon
Marries Isabella of Angouleme in Aquitaine, the marriage produces 2 sons & 3 daughters
Alfonso IXs marriage to Berengaria is annulled by Pope Innocent III
Alexander II marries Joanna, sister of Henry III
Marries Lady Isabella Marshal, daughter of William Marshal, 4th Earl of Pembroke
Marries Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor, who keeps her hidden away in seclusion
Henry III marries Eleanor of Provence
Henry III marries Eleanor of Provence
Henry IIIs sister marries Simon de Montfort
Marries Sanchia of Provence, daughter of Raimond-Berengar V de Provence
Henrys daughter Margaret marries Alexander III of Scotland
Marries to protect Englands last possession in France, Gascony. Marries Eleanor of Castille, half sister of Alfonso X of Leon & Castille
Marries the future Edward I at Las Huelgas in Castille
Marries Beatrix von Falkenburg, daughter of Dirk II von Falkenburg
Marries Aveline de Forz
Edward I allows the marriage of Llywelyn III to Eleanor, daughter of Simon de Montfort
Edwarrd I 1st considers a marriage between Edward II & Margaret, "The Maid of Norway"
Edwarrd I 1st considers a marriage between Edward II & Margaret, "The Maid of Norway"
Joan marries Gilbert de Clare, 7th Earl of Hertford
An agrrement is made is Paris for Edward to marry Philips sister Margaret
Edward I betrothes Edward II to Philippa daughter the Count of Flanders
Edward I betrothes Edward II to Philippa daughter of the Count of Flanders
Following her husbands death in 1295, Joan clandestinely marries Ralph de Monthermer, 1st Baron Monthermer, a knight in her household
Marries Margaret of France, Philip IVs sister
Philip IVs sister marries Edward I
Under the Treaty of Paris Edward regains some French land & Philippes daughter marries Edward's son, the future Edward II
Edward II married Isabella of France, the daughter of King Philippe IV of France
Edward II married Isabella of France, the daughter of King Philippe IV of France
By his marriage to Alice de Lacy, Countess of Lincoln, daughter of Henry de Lacy, 3rd Earl of Lincoln, he became Earl of Lincoln, Earl of Salisbury and the 11th Baron of Halton upon the death of his father-in-law
Eldest sister Margaret marries Emperor Louis IV
Betrothed to Prince Edward. The couple are second cousins so a Papal dispensation is required
A Papal dispensation is sent sent from Pope John XXII
Philippa and her retinue arrive in England in December 1327 escorted by her uncle, John of Hainaut. On 23 December she reaches London where a "rousing reception was accorded her"
Edwards sister Joan marries Robert the Bruces heir, David, at Berwick
Edwards sister Joan marries Robert the Bruces heir, David, at Berwick
Marries Philippa of Hainault, daughter of William I Count of Hainault, in York Minster
Philippa of Hainault & Prince Edward marry
Marries Joan, the "fair maid of Kent"
Marries Edward the Black Prince
The daughter of Edward III marries the Earl of Kent
Negotiates the marriage between Richard II & Anne of Bohemia
Marries Richard II
Marries Anne of Bohemia, daughter of Charles VI at St Stephens Chapel
Marries Isabella of France, daughter of Charles VI
Betrothed to Cecily, Ralph Nevilles daughter
Marries Cecily, daughter of Ralph Neville
Marries Isabelle Neville, daughter of the Earl of Warwick
Forbidden by Edward IV to marry Mary of Burgundy
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