23 January 1264Reballion of Rebels in AmiensHenry III
Mise of Amiens, judgment of Louis ix in favor of Henry III & against the Barons
Historical records for England in 1264, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Mise of Amiens, judgment of Louis ix in favor of Henry III & against the Barons
Londoners refuse to obey the Mise of Amiens
Louis IX rules in Henrys favour
The Oxford Provisions are declared void by the Mise of Amiens. A judgement of Louis IX in favor of Henry III against the English barons
The Provisions of Oxford are declared invalid
The Mise of Amiens provokes de Montfort into leading another Barons War. Louis IX finds in favor of Henry III & exempts him from the Provisions of Oxford
The Oxford Provisions are declared void by the Mise of Amiens
Londoners join Despenser who hold the Tower & burn the manor of the King of the Romans
Londoners join Despenser who hold the Tower & burn the manor of the King of the Romans
Joined by Prince Edward, the war against the Barons begins
The Royal Army attacks Simon Montfort but is held back on the first day
Prince Edward captures Northampton from the rebellious barons
Leicester surrenders to Henry III
Nottingham surrenders to Henry III
Helps Simon de Montfort capture Rochester
Simon de Montfort captures Rochester
The Royal Army captures Nottingham
The Royal Army captures Simon Montfort & captures his head quarters at Northampton
The Royalists in Lewes refuse to listen to mediation. Arrives at Fletching from London 9 miles north of Lewes
Captured with his father at the Battle of Lewes
Taken prisoner at the Battle of Lewes
Fights for the barons at the Battle of Lewes
Fights for the barons at the Battle of Lewes
Fights for the barons at the Battle of Lewes
Contributes to Simon de Montforts victory
Helps Simon de Montfort to victory at the Battle of Lewes. Fights for the barons at the Battle of Lewes. Contributes to Simon de Montforts victory
Captured with his father at the Battle of Lewes
Fights for the barons at the Battle of Lewes
Fights for the barons at the Battle of Lewes
Fights for the barons at the Battle of Lewes
The short period that followed was the closest England was to come to complete abolition of the monarchy until the Commonwealth period of 1649-1660. Captured & imprisoned by Simon de Montfort who dictates peace terms
Fights for the barons at the Battle of Lewes
Fights for the Barons at the Battle of Lewes
Shares command with his father Simon de Montfort. Gathers his troops & marches to the summit of the South Downs overlooking Lewes. Captures & imprisons Henry III & Richard of Cornwall, then dictates peace terms
Taken prisoner at the Battle of Lewes
Fights for the Barons at the Battle of Lewes
Fights in support of Henry III
The short period that followed was the closest England was to come to complete abolition of the monarchy until the Commonwealth period of 1649-1660
Forced to accept de Montforts conditions & the rule of the Barons
Montfort becomes de facto ruler of England. Establishes Government by council divesting Henry III of real power
Falls out with de Montfort after the latters alliance with the Welsh
Montfort and Gilbert organize a new Parliament
Government reform is confirmed
Government reform is confirmed
Crosses the River Severn & joins forces with Llewelyn
Joins the de Montfort party
Taken hostage but escapes & with Welsh help kills Simon de Montfort
Arrests the younger Simon de Montfort
Birth of Walter de Fauconberg
De Montfort calls up a pre-Parliament
Forced into exile to France after defeat at the Battle of Lewes
Joins de Montfort in the Barons War
Sends his elder sons Simon & Henry to head the revolt in the midlands & west. Organises resistance in the south
Attempts the trap Henry Montfort but is forced to call a truce & returns to Oxford
Sends forces from Nottingham to succesfully relieve Rochester from Simon de Montfort
Fails to capture Rochester castle & withdraws to London. Captures Rochester to open up a route to the Cinque Ports
Provokes Simon de Montforts failed attempt to capture Rochester Castle. Blocks Simon de Montforts route from London to the Cinque Ports
John Giffard besieges Warwick castle on behalf of de Montfort against Henry III
John Giffard besieges Warwick castle on behalf of de Montfort against Henry III
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