French Coronation Recess
Mary leaves the coronation church in royal state after completing the religious ceremony.
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Mary leaves the coronation church in royal state after completing the religious ceremony.
Mary is formally presented during the French queen-consort rite before her anointing and crowning.
Ceremonial insignia accompany Mary's crowning and publicly mark her new royal position in France.
Mary receives the French queen's crown following her marriage to Louis XII.
Mary travels in state for the ceremony that will publicly establish her as queen consort of France.
Court festivities follow Mary's crowning and celebrate the dynastic alliance created by her marriage to Louis XII.
Gives birth to a son who lives for just a few days
Another pregnancy ends without a surviving child, further weakening hopes that Catherine will provide a second-generation Tudor prince.
Ferdinand & the Emperor Maximilian leave the Holy League & make peace with France
Appointed Archbishop of Oxford University
Birth of Francis Knollys
Appointed Bishop of Lincoln
Appointed Bishop of Lincoln
Begins lobbying Pope Leo to appoint him as a Cardinal. Appointed Bishop of Tournai
More is elected to Doctors' Commons, the professional association of civil and ecclesiastical lawyers.
The Henry Grace a Dieu, "Great Harry",
Launched at Erith, at over 1,000 tons the largest warship in the world
Appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
Sends letters to Margaret of Austria about Marys wedding to the Prince of Castille. Offers his sister Mary as a bride to Louis XII
Marries Louis XII
Marries Louis XII, daughter of Henry VII & Elizabeth
Secures double the anual tribute paid by France to Henry VII. It is agreed that Henrys sister, Mary, will marry Louis XII
Created Duke of Suffolk, 1st, for serving Henry VIII during the invasion of France
Created the Duke of Norfolk
Created Earl Surrey
Created 14th Earl of Oxford
Is ordained priest after Cambridge study.
Acquires Hampton Court
Charters trinity House in Deptford, site of the new Royal naval dockyard
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