16 April 1415Invasion of FranceHenry V
At a Great Council meeting Beaufort announces Henry V has decided to invade France
Historical records for England in 1415, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
At a Great Council meeting Beaufort announces Henry V has decided to invade France
The conspirators favour Edmund Mortimer as King. A Lollard plot to assassinate the King at Porchester on his way to France is exposed
The conspirators are supporters of Edmund Mortimer, Earl of March. A plot to assassinate the King
Henrys cousin leads a plot to assasinate the King and replace him Earl March. Earl March betrays the plotters to the King
Sails from Southampton with his army of invasion
Begins the siege of Harfleur
Henry V & his army land in France
An alliance is made between Henry V & Emperor Sigismund who promises military support
Henry V invades Normandy after the French refuse his terms, thereby bringing the truce of Leulinghen to an end
Henry V invades Normandy after the French refuse his terms, thereby bringing the truce of Leulinghen to an end
Henry V invades Normandy after the French refuse his terms, thereby bringing the truce of Leulinghen to an end
Birth of John Mowbray, 3rd Duke of Norfolk
Ends the siege of Harfleur
Takes Harfleur after a 6 week siege then marches north to Calais
Henry offers concesions in order to leave France but these are refused
Burgundian-inspired Cabochien Revolt in Paris
Distinguishes himself at the Battle of Agincourt
Attainted for plotting to put Edmund Mortimer, Earl of March, on the throne
Appointed Captain of Harfleur
Placed into the care of Ralph Neville after the execution of his father
Placed into the care of Ralph Neville after the execution of his father
Execution of Richard, Earl of Cambridge, by Henry V
After at Agincourt it is agreed Henry V will marry Catherine of Valois
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