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The only title John keeps is Lord of Ireland. John is forbidden to hold any castles in England. John appeals to Richards mercy but is stripped of all possessions & titles
England · House / House of Plantagenet. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
The only title John keeps is Lord of Ireland. John is forbidden to hold any castles in England. John appeals to Richards mercy but is stripped of all possessions & titles
Captures Nottingham Castle & demands John stand trial as a rebel, John does not appear
John is forbidden to hold any castles in England. John appeals to Richard but is stripped of possessions & titles. Captures Nottingham Castle & demands John stand trial as a rebel, John does not appear
Sentenced to have all of his French Crown lands forfeited. Philip demands Johns a trial in Paris for his treatment of the Lusignan brothers. John refuses to stand trial before Philip II. John is tried in his absence
Presides over the trial of Hereford. Presides over the trial of Gloucester. Hereford is condemned to imprisonment & forfeiture. Gloucester is condemned to imprisonment & forfeiture
Edward III tries Thomas Berkeley for the assassination of Edward II, found innocent
Tries Thomas Berkeley for the assassination of Edward II but he is found innocent
Richard II presides over the tribunal at which John Ball is condemned to death
Five Lords meet at Waltham Cross to appeal against Richards tyranny
Tried for treason & attainted by Parliament
Convicted by Parliament for High Treason
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