Invasion of Wales
Reaches Hereford on a campaign to invade Wales
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1405 in England
Explore 18 historical events and records for England in 1405.
Historical records for England in 1405
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May
Invasion of Wales
Calls off the invasion because of a rebellion by Earl Henry Percy of Northumberland
Rebellion of Rebels in Hereford
Sets northwards for the 2nd time in 2 years in order to defend the throne
Battle of Shipton Moor
The Archbishop of Yorks forces are defeated by the Earl of Westmorland
Battle of Shipton Moor
The Archbishop of Yorks forces are defeated by Westmorland & John of Lancaster
Battle of Shipton Moor
The Archbishop of Yorks forces are defeated by the Earl of Westmorland
June
Arrest of Richard Scrope
Arrested as a traitor & brought before Henry IV
Arrest of Thomas Mowbray
Arrested as a traitor & brought before Henry IV
Death of Richard Scrope
Executed by Henry IV for being a traitor
Death of Thomas Mowbray
Executed by Henry IV for being a traitor
Death of William Plumpton
Executed by Henry IV for being a traitor
Execution
Executed by Henry IV for being a traitor
Execution
Executed by Henry IV for being a traitor
Execution
Executed by Henry IV for being a traitor
Other events (month unknown)
Birth of Richard Woodville
Birth of Richard Woodville, 1st Earl Rivers
Rebellion of Northumberland
Puts down a rebellion led by Northumberland, Mowbray & Archbishop Scrope
Rebellion of Rebels in London
Commands Henry Vs army against the rebels in the North of England
Warden
Appointed Warden of the West Marches
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