“ Death of Charles II. of Naples. Accession of 26 Robert 1310. Origin of the Council of Ten in Venice 39 “ Henry VII. sets out on an expedition to Italy 17, 39 “ Henry of Carinthia driven from Bohemia, and 18 the crown given to Henry VII.’s son John 1311. Henry VII. restores Matteo Visconti in 40 Milan, and appoints him imperial vicar “ The Teutonic Knights acquire Pomerellen 458 1312. Suppression of the Templars 55 “ Annexation of Lyons by Philip IV. of France 56 “ Henry VII. crowned Emperor in St. John Lateran 41 “ Death of Ferdinand IV. of Castile. Accession 470 of Alfonso XI. 1313. Death of Henry VII. near Siena 18, 42 1314. Battle of Bannockburn (June 24) 168 “ Double election in Germany of Lewis the 98 Bavarian and Frederick of Hapsburg “ Death of Philip IV. of France (November 29). 62 Accession of Louis X. “ Death of Clement V., and papal interregnum for 98 two years 1315. Swiss victory at the battle of Morgarten 129 1316. Election of Pope John XXII. 99 “ Death of Louis X. of France. Exclusion of his 64 daughter Jeanne in favour of her uncle, Philip V. (so-called Salic Law) 1319. Death of Eric Menved, and accession of 431 Christopher II. in Denmark 1322. Defeat and capture of Frederick of Hapsburg 99 at Mühldorf “ Death of Philip V. of France. Accession of 65 Charles IV. “ Galeazzo Visconti succeeds his father Matteo 174 in Milan 1323. Lewis the Bavarian protests against the 99 intervention of John XXII. Beginning of quarrel between Empire and Papacy “ Death of Waldemar, the last Ascanian Margrave 107 of Brandenburg. Lewis the Bavarian gives Brandenburg to his eldest son Lewis 1326. Orchan succeeds Othman as leader of the 499 Ottoman Turks 1327. Lewis the Bavarian enters Italy and is 105 crowned in Milan 1328. Lewis crowned Emperor in Rome 105 “ Deposition of John XXII., and election of 105 anti-pope “ Scottish independence recognised by treaty of 68 Northampton “ Death of Charles IV. of France. Accession of 65 Philip VI. (of Valois) “ Separation of France and Navarre: the latter 66 goes to Jeanne, daughter of Louis X. “ Philip VI. defeats the Flemings at Cassel 70