30 April 1202Rule of FranceJohn
Phillip II grants Johns French lands, except Normandy, to Arthur of Brittany. Philip II captures Johns French lands
Historical records for England in 1202, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Phillip II grants Johns French lands, except Normandy, to Arthur of Brittany. Philip II captures Johns French lands
Phillip II grants Johns French lands, except Normandy, to Arthur of Brittany
Crosses the Loire to defend Mirabeau from Arthur of Brittany the Lusignan brothers
Captures Arthur & other rebel Barons. Arthur of Brittany is captured during the Battle of Mirabeau by William de Braose
Arthur of Brittany is captured during the Battle of Mirabeau by William de Braose
John speeds south to surprise the rebels unprepared outside Mirabeau, not a single rebel escaped. John captures over 200 knights & all the leaders of the rebellion, including Arthur and Hugh le Brun. Arthur of Brittany is captured during the Battle of Mirabeau by William de Braose
Captures Arthur & other rebel Barons
John raises a siege & rescues his mother Queen Eleanor
After the Battle of Mirabeau rumour circulates that, drunk & possessed, John had slain Arthur & thrown his body into the Seine
Ignores the pleas of William & Aimeri, & treats his captives cruelly by ensuring 22 noblemen die in harsh conditions. After the Battle of Mirabeau rumour circulates that, drunk & possessed, John had slain Arthur & thrown his body into the Seine
Follows up his victory at Mirabeau by occupying Tours, Angers & Le Mans
Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
Follows up his victory at Mirabeau by occupying Tours, Angers & Le Mans
Follows up his victory at Mirabeau by occupying Tours, Angers & Le Mans
Sets up headquarters in Le Mans to defend Normandy & Aquitaine
Follows up his victory at Mirabeau by occupying Tours, Angers & Le Mans
Collects funds throughout England to defend Johns French inheritance
After Johns trial Philip invades Normandy
Institutes the National Customs System
Created Earl of Surrey, 5th
Institutes the National Customs System
Philip captures the castles of Boutevant, Gournai & Arques
Succeeds as Count of Angouleme
Charges the Lusignans with treason, they appeal to Philip II who confronts John
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
After Johns trial Philip invades Normandy
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