▦ World History Database
Archive visits —
Permanent historical factsheet archive

Succession

England · House / House of Tudor. Chronological records from PostgreSQL.

Succession — page 3 of 3

25 records per page
60records in this factsheet
3pages
1562–1572years on this page

1562

Succession

Elizabeth I · London · Queen

Suffers smallpox, brings up succession to Mary Stuart, many favour Lady Catherine Grey

1563

Succession

Elizabeth I · London · Queen

Petitioned by Parliament to marry & declare a successor

1566

Succession

Elizabeth I · London · Queen

Parliament discusses Elizabeth's succession

Succession

Elizabeth I · London · Queen

The House of Lords decides to petition Elizabeth I for a marriage & successor. Parliament discusses linking the subsidy Bill to a declaration about the succession

Succession

Elizabeth I · London · Queen

Privy Councillors & the Commons agree to petition Elizabeth I regarding her succession

Succession

Elizabeth I · London · Queen

Norfolk says Elizabeth should permit Parliament to discuss her marriage & succession

Succession

Elizabeth I · London · Queen

Summons a deputation from the Lords & Commons to present her case. Answers Parliament by saying that her marriage & succession are her affair

Succession

Elizabeth I · London · Queen

Norfolk says Elizabeth should permit Parliament to discuss her marriage & succession. Will not name a successor after pressure from the Privy Council, Lords & Commons. During a meeting of the Council refuses to be "buried alive" by naming her succesor

1570

Succession

Elizabeth I · Queen

Pius V declares Elizabeth I a usurper

1572

Succession

Elizabeth I · Queen

A bill is passed preventing Mary from being Elizabeth's successor

Provenance and editorial notes

This factsheet contains records exported from PostgreSQL public.historical_events. Duplicate display records have been collapsed. Stored wording is otherwise presented without historical claims added by the generator. For academic citation, verify records against appropriate primary or specialist sources.