April 1422Constable of VernonJohn Wenlock Wenlock, 1st
Appointed Constable of Vernon
Historical records for England in 1422, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Appointed Constable of Vernon
Captures Meaux
Birth of Henry VI, son of Henry V & Catherine of Valois
Birth of William Caxton
Death of Henry V. Henry V never saw their child (the future Henry VI). Catherine is only 20 and becomes a Queen Dowager
Death of Henry V, after the Siege of Meaux
Death of Henry V, from dysentery in the Bois de Vincennes
Death of Henry V. Henry V never saw their child (the future Henry VI). Catherine is only 20 and becomes a Queen Dowager
Rules on behalf of Henry VI who is only 9 months old
Rules France on behalf of Henry VI who is only 9 months old
Henry Vs 9 month son Henry VI become King of England & heir to the French throne
Succeeds as King of England. His uncle the Duke of Bedford acts as protector of England & Regent in France
Coronation of Henry VI
Charles VI died a couple of months after Henry V, making the young Henry VI king of England and English-occupied northern France
Appointed Regent for Henry VI
Appointed to rule over England at the head of a council
Death of Henry V and Charles VI, produces a disputed kingship between the infant Henry VI and the Dauphin Charles, Duke John of Bedford becomes Regent of France on behalf of Henry VI
Death of Henry V and Charles VI, produces a disputed kingship between the infant Henry VI and the Dauphin Charles, Duke John of Bedford becomes Regent of France on behalf of Henry VI
Appointed Member of Council for the infant Henry VI
Appointed Regent of France
Removes Valois opposition north of the Loire. Moves against the Dauphin & completes the Siege of Meaux
Appointed Speaker of the House of Commons
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