1 January 1511Birth of a SonCatherine of Aragon
Birth of a son who lives just 2 months
Historical records for England in 1511, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Birth of a son who lives just 2 months
Birth of Henry of Richmond, son of Henry VIII
First Son, born at Richmond Palace, the Duke of Cornwall
Has a son who lives for only 52 days
Has a son who lives for only 52 days
Henry, Duke of Cornwall, the first surviving child of Catherine and Henry, dies after seven weeks.
Death of Henry, Duke of Cornwall, Henry VIII's first son.
Prince Henry dies weeks after celebrations for his birth.
Holds celebrations at Greenwich after the birth of Prince Henry.
Council & Parliament endorse an alliance between England, Spain, the Pope & Venice
The Holy League Alliance is signed in Rome. England joins the Holy League against Louis XII of France, formed by Pope Julius II
Agrees to Ferdinands suggestion to invade Gascony
Instrumental in England joining the Holy League against France
Appointed joint Ambassador with the Earl of Surrey to Julius II, with the object of concluding a holy league against France
Appointed Canon of Windsor
At a synod convened by Louis at Tours in September 1510, the French bishops withdrew from papal obedience, and resolved, with Emperor Maximilian's co-operation, to seek the deposition of the pope.
He allied with Ferdinand II of Aragon and the Venetians against France.
Henry VIII and Maximilian I also join the "Holy League of 1511."
In November 1511, a council met for this objective at Pisa.
Julius II joins the "Holy League of 1511".
Appointed joint Ambassador with the Earl of Surrey to Julius II, with the object of concluding a holy league against France
Instrumental in England joining the Holy League against France
Wolsey is put in charge of preparations for war with France
Jane Colt died dies and More remarries almost immediately, so his children would have a mother, his second wife, Alice Middleton, is a widow seven years his senior; they have no children
Appointed Privy Councillor
Sets up a royal armory at Greenwich Palace
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