Henry IV marries Joan, daughter of Charles II of Navarre, by proxy
Historical records for England in 1402, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Henry IV marries Joan, daughter of Charles II of Navarre, by proxy
Henry IV marries Joan, daughter of Charles II of Navarre, by proxy
The Welsh under Glendower defeat the English under Edmund de Mortimer
Defeated by Owen Glendower
Birth of Humphrey Stafford, 1st Duke of Buckingham, great grandson of King Edward III on his mothers side
Northern nobles under Lord Percy repulse a Scottish army under the Earl of Douglas
Defeats the Scots at Homildon Hill & takes Archibald Douglas prisoner
Appointed Constable of Ludlow
French land 1700 men and rout some villages on the Isle of Wight
Appointednight of the Garter
Created Duke of York, 2nd
Henry IV sends Edmund de Mortimer to Wales to crush the Welsh rebellion
Henry IV sends Edmund de Mortimer to Wales to crush the Welsh rebellion
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