2 November 1160MarriageHenry II
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
Historical records for England in 1160, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
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
Takes a strip of land between the Duchy of Normandy & the French Royal lands
Takes a strip of land between the Duchy of Normandy & the French Royal lands
Takes a strip of land between the Duchy of Normandy & the French Royal lands
Clare advances with an army to the relief of Carmarthen Castle
Henry II & Louis VII agree an unsteady peace
Takes a strip of land between the Duchy of Normandy & the French Royal lands
Clare advances with an army to the relief of Carmarthen Castle
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