HVII and HVIII Dates - SFC1

Henry VII become King

August 1485

Henry VII marries Elizabeth of York

1486

Simnel’s Revolt

1487

Lovell Revolt

1486

Birth of Prince Arthur

1486

Exports of unfinished cloth by foreign merchants banned

1487

Murder of the Earl of Northumberland

1489

Yorkshire Rising

1489

Treaty of Medina Del Campo

1489

Beginning of imposture of Perkin Warbeck

1491

Henry VIII born

1491

War against France

1492

Treaty of Etaples - agreement of French support against Warbeck

1492

Poynings appointed Lord Deputy of Ireland

1494

Sir William Stanley executed

1495

Introduction of the Council Learned, under Sir Reginald Bray

1495

Creation of privy Chamber

1495

Intercursus Magnus treaty signed

1496

Cornish Rebellion

1497

Truce of Ayton - with Scotland

1497

surrender of Warbeck

1497

Earl of Warwick and Warbeck executed

1499

Prince Arthur and Catherine of Aragon married

1501

Death of Prince Arthur

1502

Death of Sir Reginald Bray

1503

Marriage of Princess Margaret to James IV of Scotland

1503

Treaty of Windsor - agreement against France with Charles V, Princess Mary betrothed to Charles, nephew of Catherine of Aragon

1506

Intercursus Malus treaty agreed

1506

Henry VII dead

1509

Empson and Dudley arrested

1509

Henry VIII marries Catherine of Aragon

1509

Abolition of Council Learned in the Law

1510

Empson and Dudley executed

1510

Wolsey appointed to the Council

1510

War against France - 2nd

1512

Re-foundation of St Paul’s School

1512

Battle of Flodden

1513

Wolsey emerges as chief minister, and Appointed Archbishop of York

1514

Princess Mary marries Louis XI of France

1514

Wolsey made Lord Chancellor, and a cardinal

1515

Wolsey begins building Hampton Court

1515

Treaty of London

1518

Field of Cloth and Gold

1520

Treaty of Bruges

1521

War against France - 3rd

1523

Opposition to the imposition of Amicable Grant

1525

Eltham Ordinances issued

1526

Henry supports the league of Cognac in the French war against Charles V

1526

Legatine court enquire into the validity of the King’s marriage

1528

Fall of Wolsey

1529

Sir Thomas More appointed Lord Chancellor

1529

Treaty of Cambrai = peace with France

1529

Resignation of More

1532

Cromwell emerges as Chief Minister

1532

Cranmer appointed Archbishop of Canterbury

1532

Henry Marries Anne Boylen

1533

Birth of Princess Elizabeth, and Mary is declared illegitimate

1533

Act in Restraint of Appeals - people not allowed to appeal to the Pope over Henry

1533

Act of Supremacy

1534

Thomas More executed

1535

Execution of Anne Boylen

1536

HVIII marries Jane Seymour, and Elizabeth declared illegitimate

1536

Start of the dissolution of the monasteries

1536

1st Set of Royal Injunctions

1536

10 articles issued

1536

Pilgrimage of Grace

1536

Prince Edward Born

1537

2nd Set of Royal Injunctions

1538

Act of 6 Articles

1539

1st Edition of the ‘Great Bible’ published

1539

Marriage of Henry to Anne of Cleeves - quickly dissolved

1540

Execution of Cromwell

1540

Marriage of Henry and Catherine Howard

1542

Battle of Solway Moss

1542

Treaty of Greenwich

1543

Mary and Elizabeth reinstated to the succession

1544

Invasion of France

1544

Capture of Boulogne

1544

Currency debasement begins

1544

Battle of Ancrum Moor

1545

HVIII dies

1547

3rd set of royal injunctions

1547

Invasion of Scotland

1547

Used by his father in law to send an army of 10,000 to SW France

1512

Led a force to NE France, won battle of the spurs, and captured Théoronne and Tournai

1513

Yearly income by the end of Henry VII’s reign

£42,000

Amount of extraordinary revenue Henry VII

£200,000 collected between 1504-07

Philip of Burgundy and Elizabeth of Castille in England + thus Malus Intercursus

January 1506

Intercursus Magnus

1496 - brought Trade Embargo to an end

Poynings Law laid down - established English Law in Ireland

1495

Where were the Lollards based?

Berkshire and South Buckinghamshire

Treaty of Amiens with French

1527

Tudor Subsidy - Wolsey set up a national system for tax collection

1523

Navigation Acts - only English ships to carry English goods

1485 and 1489