2 February 1643Capture of CirencesterRupert of the Rhine
Rupert of the Rhine captures Cirencester for the Royalists
Historical records for Germany in 1643, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Rupert of the Rhine captures Cirencester for the Royalists
Rupert of the Rhine captures Cirencester for the Royalists
Rupert of the Rhine fails in his attempt to capture Bristol
Attacks Birmingham after the town supplies Parliamentarian forces.
Rupert leads Royalist forces in an attack on Parliamentarian Birmingham.
Royalist troops burn parts of Birmingham after overcoming local resistance.
Lichfield surrenders to Rupert & the route from York to Oxford is opened for the Queen
Lichfield surrenders to Rupert & the route from York to Oxford is opened for the Queen
Captures the earthworks of Liverpool
Rupert gathers an army of 14,000 and is ready to march on York. Captures the earthworks of Liverpool
Rupert gathers an army of 14,000 & is ready to march on York
Rupert of the Rhine defeats Parliamentary forces near Dorchester then moves on the capture Bristol
Rupert of the Rhine defeats Parliamentary forces near Dorchester then moves on the capture Bristol
Rupert of the Rhine defeats Parliamentary forces near Dorchester then moves on the capture Bristol
Nathaniel Fiennes surrenders Bristol to Rupert of the Rhine
Nathaniel Fiennes surrenders Bristol to Rupert of the Rhine
Rupert begins the Royalist assault on Bristol.
Nathaniel Fiennes surrenders Bristol to Rupert of the Rhine
Rupert captures Bristol for the Royalists.
Rupert of the Rhine captures Bristol, Englands 2nd port which becomes the HQ for the Prince of Wales
Rupert of the Rhine captures Bristol, Englands 2nd port which becomes the HQ for the Prince of Wales. Joins forces with Ralph Hopton to capture Bristol
Rupert of the Rhine attacks Essexs Army
Rupert of the Rhine attacks Essexs Army
Rupert of the Rhine is defeated by Parliament
The Weimar Commander Rantzau is defeated & captured by the Imperial army
The Weimar Commander Rantzau is defeated & captured by the Imperial army
The Weimar Commander Rantzau is defeated & captured by the Imperial army
The Weimar Commander Rantzau is defeated & captured by the Imperial army
Rupert of the Rhine fights at the Battle of Lichfield
Appointed Commander of the Weimar Army
Appointed Commander of the Weimar Army
Defeated & captured by Torstenson
Appointed Commander of the Imperial Army, succeeding Wallenstein
Appointed Commander of the Imperial Army, succeeding Wallenstein
Appointed Commander of the Imperial Army, succeeding Wallenstein
Appointed Commander of the Imperial Army, succeeding Wallenstein
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