Succession
Opening day of the committee of 80 at Berwick to hear the Scottish claimants
Succession
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1291
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Receives 12 claims to the Scottish throne at Berwick
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The Committee at Berwick to hear the Scottish succession is adjournred for 1 year
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Claims to be overlord of Scotland. Appoints 104 arbiters, 40 for Balliol, 40 for Bruce & 24 from Edward's Council
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Scottish nobles make Edward Overlord to avoid civil war & English intervention
1292
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The court at Berwick castle favour Edward Balliols claim to the Scottish succession. Decides at Berwick the Scottish Succession in favour of John Balliol
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Edward Balliol takes the oath of feality as King of Scotland to Edward I
1295
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Balliol allies with France, Edward claims Balliols succession to Scotland
1296
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Succeeds as King of Scotland
1301
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Invested as Prince of Wales
1307
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Succeeds as King of England
1326
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Succeeds as King of England
1327
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Succeeds as King of ngland, age 14 at his succession
1328
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Succeeds as King of England, full succession to the throne. Charles IV dies, Edward claims the French throne through his mother, Charles sister
1330
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Succeeds as King of England. Assumes personal rule & keeps his mother, Isabella, imprisoned in Norfolk
1338
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Proclaims himself King of England & France
1340
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Claims the French throne from his mother who is heiress of her brother Charles IV. Assumes the title of King of France
1362
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Succeeds to the Duchy of Lancaster. Succeeds as Prince of Wales. Receives English lands in southern France from his father
1376
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Declared heir to the throne
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Names Richard II as his successor
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Edward III names Richard II as his successor, then aged 10
1377
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Succeeds as King of England
1380
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Parliament declares that Richard is old enough to rule
1389
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At the age of 23 Richard assumes full royal authority & dismisses his protectors
1399
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Helps place Henry IV on the throne of England
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