Coronation
Crowned at Westminster Abbey by the Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Kilwardby
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1274 in England
Explore 15 historical events and records for England in 1274.
Historical records for England in 1274
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August
Coronation
Crowns Edward I at Westminster Abbey
Other events (month unknown)
Archbishop
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Archbishop of Canterbury
Appointed Archbishop of Canterbury
Captain
Appointed Captain of the Papal forces after buying his freedom
Constitution of England
From 1274-1286 holds 2 Parliaments per year, the Easter & Michaelmas Parliaments
Homage
Meets Philip III, "I do you homage for all the lands which I ought to hold of you"
Lord Chancellor
Appointed Chancellor of England
Meeting with Philip III & decides to settle relations
Meets Philip III & decides to settle relations with France & regulate Aquitaine
Rebellion of Gaston de Bearn
Edward I spends 1 yr putting down a rebellion in Gascony led by Gaston de Bearn
Reform of Government
Begins the period of statutes, establishes the crowns rights against feudal privilege. Begins a period of statutes, establishes the crowns rights against feudal privileges
Reform of Parliament
From 1274-1286 holds 2 Parliaments per year, the Easter & Michaelmas Parliaments
Rule of Aquitaine
Meets Philip III & decides to settle relations with France & regulate Aquitaine
Rule of Limoges
Takes up residence in Limoges for a month & rules as a sovereign
Treaty of Paris
Requests implementation of the Treaty of Paris by handing over 3 Bishoprics to England
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