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England in 1275

Historical records for England in 1275, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

9Records
8Events
4Named people
4Places
4Categories

Historical records

April

April 1275Constitution of EnglandEdward I

Government / Government of England

Begins reforms which over a 20 yrs establish the foundation of a formal Parliament

April 1275ParliamentEdward I

London · Government / Government of England

Edward I opens his 1st Parliament

April 1275PersecutionEdward I

London · House / House of Plantagenet

Ordains that each Jew over 7 will wear a distinguishing mark on his outer garment. 1st Parliament forbids Jews to practise usury

April 1275Statute of WestminsterEdward I

London · Government / Government of England

Begins reforms which over a 20 yrs establish the foundation of a formal Parliament. 1st Statute of Westminster deals with administritive abuses

Other Events

1275Arrest of Amauri de MontfortAmauri de Montfort

Corfe Castle · House / House of Montfort

Amauri de Montfort is imprisoned at Corge Castle

1275Arrest of Amauri de MontfortAmauri de Montfort

Glamorgan · House / House of Montfort

Simon de Montforts son is arrested while securing the marriage of Eleanor to Llywelyn

1275BishopRobert Burnell

Bath · Religion / Roman Catholic Church

Appointed Bishop of Bath & Wells

1275MarriageEleanor de Montfort

House / House of Montfort

The daughter of Simon de Montfort marries Llywelyn ap Fruffydd, the Prince of Wales

1275Reform of ParliamentEdward I

Government / Government of England

Parliament agrees to the King raising taxes on wool

Names involved

Amauri de MontfortEdward IEleanor de MontfortRobert Burnell

Places involved

BathCorfe CastleGlamorganLondon

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.