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1367 in England

Explore 6 historical events and records for England in 1367.

Historical records for England in 1367

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January

Birth of Richard II

Joan of Kent · Bordeaux · House / House of Plantagenet

Birth of Richard II, son of Edward the Black Prince Prince of Aquitaine & Joan of Kent

Birth of Richard II

Richard II · Bordeaux · House / House of Plantagenet

Birth of Richard II, son of Edward the Black Prince Prince of Aquitaine & Joan of Kent

April

Battle of Najera

Edward III · Najera · Warfare / Hundred Years War

English forces led by Edward of Woodstock defeated Henry of Trastamara at Najera while supporting Pedro of Castile during the Castilian civil conflict.

Battle of Najera

Edward the Black Prince · Najera · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Fought between an Anglo-Gascon army and Franco-Castilian forces near Najera, in the province of La Rioja, Castile. The English were led by Edward, the Black Prince, and John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, allied with Peter of Castile (sometimes called "Peter the Cruel") against his brother Henry of Trastámara (Spanish: Enrique II). Restores Peter the cruel to the throne of Castille

Battle of Najera

John of Gaunt · Najera · Warfare / Hundred Years War

Fought between an Anglo-Gascon army and Franco-Castilian forces near Najera, in the province of La Rioja, Castile. The English were led by Edward, the Black Prince, and John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster, allied with Peter of Castile (sometimes called "Peter the Cruel") against his brother Henry of Trastámara (Spanish: Enrique II). Restores Peter the cruel to the throne of Castille

August

Death of Ralph Neville

Neville, Ralph · House / House of Neville

Death of Ralph Neville

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