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Reballion of Rebels in London

England · Warfare / Military. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

12Records
1215–1639Date range
11Named people
1Places

Chronological records

1215

John13 October 1215

London · Warfare / Military

The Barons resent the Justiciar appointed by John to rule during his absence

1258

Simon de Montfort Leicester, 6th30 April 1258

London · Warfare / Military

Demands Henry III reform his administration. Demands Henry III free himself from the Popes Sicilian campaign

1261

Henry III1261

London · Warfare / Military

Appoints Royal Sheriffs & regains control of the Government

1266

Simon de Montfort Leicester, 6th1266

London · Warfare / Military

Forced by Prince Edward to accept terms but later supports the rebelious cinque ports

1377

John of Gaunt Lancaster, 1st20 February 1377

London · Warfare / Military

Londoners riot & attack John of Gaunts Palace of Savoy

William Courtenay1377

London · Warfare / Military

Stirs up a mob to protest against John of Gaunts behaviour at John Wycliffes trial

1381

Nicholas Brembre15 June 1381

London · Warfare / Military

Supports Richard II against Tylers mob in London & is later knighted at Smithfield

1389

Richard II3 May 1389

London · Warfare / Military

Regains control of the Government

1397

Thomas Despenser1397

London · Warfare / Military

Supports Richard II against the Duke of Gloucester

1405

Thomas Beaufort Exeter, 2nd1405

London · Warfare / Military

Commands Henry Vs army against the rebels in the North of England

1638

Charles I1638

London · Warfare / Military

Parliament refuses money & Charles is defeated

1639

Robert Devereux Essex, 3rd1639

London · Warfare / Military

Appointed 2nd-in-Command against the Scottish Covenanters

Names involved

Charles IHenry IIIJohnJohn of Gaunt Lancaster, 1stNicholas BrembreRichard IIRobert Devereux Essex, 3rdSimon de Montfort Leicester, 6thThomas Beaufort Exeter, 2ndThomas DespenserWilliam Courtenay

Provenance

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