3 February 1398Death of Richard IIRichard II
Death of John of Gaunt, Richard confiscates his Lancaster Estate
Historical records for England in 1398, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Death of John of Gaunt, Richard confiscates his Lancaster Estate
John of Gaunt dies & Richard confiscates his Lancaster Estate
Exiled by his cousin Richard II to France for 10 years. Accused of treason while trying to warn Richard of Lord Mowbrays treasonable remarks
Orders Bolingbroke & Mowbray to fight a duel at Coventry then intercedes. Exiles Bolingbroke & Mowbray as his regime becomes more despotic
Henry IV, Bolingbroke, son of John of Gaunt, is banished by Richard II
Accused of treason while trying to warn Richard of Lord Mowbrays treasonable remarks
Appointed Bishop of Lincoln
Death of Roger Mortimer
The new Parliament revokes all legislation passed by the "Merciless Parliament"
Henry V marches on Paris & dictates terms to Charles VI. Henry V makes an alliance with the Burgundians
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