22 January 1295Battle of Mons MadogWilliam de Beauchamp Warwick, 9th
Defeats the Welsh at Conway, the Welsh suffer their largest losses in a single day
Historical records for England in 1295, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Defeats the Welsh at Conway, the Welsh suffer their largest losses in a single day
Victorious at the Battle of Maes Moydog, against the rebel prince of Wales Madog ap Llywelyn
Victorious at the Battle of Maes Moydog, against the rebel prince of Wales Madog ap Llywelyn
Succeeds in slaughtering all the main Welsh ring leaders
Edward is able to leave Wales having suppressed the rebellion
Lancaster leads an expedition into Gascony
Edward s nephew leads the English invasion of Gascony
Opens Parliament to rally England against the threat of the French & the Scots
Raises enough revenue for 2 armies
Death of Gilbert the Red
Appointed Admiral of the Yarmouth & Eastern Fleet by Edward III
Appointed Admiral of the Portsmouth Fleet by Edward III
Sends money to Philip of Spain to prepare an alliance against France. Sends money to Adolf of Nassau, King of the Romans, for an alliance against France
Released in the hope he will handover an English port to a French invasion fleet
Leads the recapture of Gwynedd
Johns infantry mutinies at Rioms & John abandons it to Charles of Valois
Fails to provoke Welsh rebellion & urges Philip IV to make an alliance with the Scots
Released in the hope he will handover an English port to a French invasion fleet
Apart from the capture of Bayonne the invasion of Gascony ends in disaster
Edward I invades Scotland after John Balliol makes an alliance with France
Raises enough revenue for 2 armies. Summoned to gain support against Wales, Scotland & France but it refuses extra money
Summoned to gain support against Wales, Scotland & France but it refuses extra money. Parliament is summoned to gain support against Wales, Scotland & France but it refuses extra money
Created Baron Berkeley, 1st
Edward I sacks Berwick as punishment for John Balliols treachery
Edward is able to leave Wales having suppressed the rebellion. Edward raises a force of over 10,000 & by Spring manages to crush the rebellion
Johns infantry mutinies at Rioms & John abandons it to Charles of Valois
Balliol allies with France, Edward claims Balliols succession to Scotland
Leads a force which captures Bayonne in Gascony
Edward I sacks Berwick as punishment for John Balliols treachery
Burns Cherbourg in retalliation for the burning of Dover
Burns Cherbourg in retalliation for the burning of Dover
Johns infantry mutinies at Rioms & John abandonins it to Charles of Valois
Balliol allies with France, Edward claims Balliols succession to Scotland
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