4 February 1194Arrest of Richard I the LionheartRichard I the Lionheart
The Regents of England buy Richards freedom for pounds 100,000
Historical records for England in 1194, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The Regents of England buy Richards freedom for pounds 100,000
England levies its 1st secular taxation on movaeble property to pay Richards ransom
Crowned King of England, 2nd time
Richard I leaves England in the hands of Hubert Walter when he returns to the Crusades
Goes to Normandy & spends the rest of his reign in France
Richard I defeats Philip II at Freteval. Defeats Philip II of France & recaptures his French fiefs
Richard I regains his Fench fiefs after victory at the Battle of Verneuil
Gives birth to William Marshal, 4th Earl of Pembroke
Richard I the Lionheart recaptures Normandy from Philip II after his release from Austria
Captures Nottingham Castle
Richard I the Lionheart constructs a castle to prevent further French advances down the Seine
John gains a pardon from Richard I, who blames Johns company for his misdemeanors
Puts down a rebellion by John Lackland
Richard I regains his Fench fiefs after victory at the Battle of Verneuil
Richard I the Lionheart recaptures Normandy from Philip II after his release from Austria
Captures Nottingham Castle & demands John stand trial as a rebel, John does not appear
Richard I nominates John as his heir
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
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