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France in 1105

Historical records for France in 1105, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

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Historical records

September

28 September 1105Arrest of Robert III CurthoseRobert III Curthose

Devizes · Warfare / Norman Invasion Wars

Robert is captured at the Battle of Tinchebray & held at Devizes Castle for 20 yrs then moved to Cardiff where he dies in 1134

28 September 1105Battle of TinchebraiRobert III Curthose

Tinchebrai · Warfare / Norman Invasion Wars

Robert is captured at the Battle of Tinchebray & held at Devizes Castle for 20 yrs. Henry I captures Normandy from his brother Robert Curthose. After the Battle of Tinchebray Normandy & England are ruled by a single ruler

28 September 1105Rule of NormandyRobert III Curthose

Normandy · Warfare / Norman Invasion Wars

After the Battle of Tinchebray Normandy & England are ruled by a single ruler

Other Events

1105Battle of TinchebraiRobert of Normandy

Tinchebrai · Warfare / Norman Invasion Wars

Captured by Henry I

1105Destruction of Bayeux CathedralRobert Curthose

Bayeux · House / House of Normandy

Fighting during Robert Curthose's conflict with Henry I badly damaged the Romanesque cathedral.

1105Invasion of NormandyRobert II

Normandy · House / House of Normandy

Henry I invades Normandy & breaks the Treaty of Alton signed with his brother Robert II

1105Invasion of NormandyRobert III Curthose

Normandy · Warfare / Norman Invasion Wars

Henry I invades Normandy

Names involved

Robert CurthoseRobert IIRobert III CurthoseRobert of Normandy

Places involved

BayeuxDevizesNormandyTinchebrai

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.