The Close of the Middle Ages, 1272-1494, 3rd Ed. — John Shaqi
The Close of the Middle Ages, 1272-1494, 3rd Ed.Lodge, Richard, Sir
History
The Close of the Middle Ages, 1272-1494, 3rd Ed.
Lodge, Richard, Sir
Middle Ages
“ Death of Casimir the Great of Poland. 459
Succeeded by Lewis of Hungary
1372. Defeat of the English fleet by Spaniards and 95
French off La Rochelle
1373. Disastrous expedition of John of Gaunt to 95
France
“ The Emperor Charles IV. acquires Brandenburg 441
1375. Truce between England and France, leaving 96
England in occupation of Calais, Bordeaux, and
Bayonne
“ Death of Waldemar III. of Denmark. Accession 442
of Olaf
1376. Death of the Black Prince (June 8) 96
“ Election of Wenzel as King of the Romans 121
1377. Death of Edward III. of England. Accession 96
of Richard II.
“ Gregory XI. leaves Avignon for Rome 162,
185
1378. Death of Gregory XI. in Rome. Election of 162,
Urban VI. 185
“ Rising of the ‘Ciompi’ in Florence 164
“ Outbreak of war between Venice and Genoa 172
“ Galeazzo Visconti dies and is succeeded by 177
Gian Galeazzo
“ Election of anti-pope Clement VII. (Sept. 20). 122,
Beginning of the great schism 162,
186
“ Death of the Emperor Charles IV. (Nov. 29). 123
Partition of his dominions
1379. The Genoese seize Chioggia and blockade 172
Venice
“ Death of Henry II. of Castile, and accession 474
of John I.
1380. Death of Charles V. of France, and accession 97,
of Charles VI. 315
“ Death of Hakon of Norway. Union of Norway and 442
Denmark under Olaf
“ The Genoese are forced to capitulate at 173
Chioggia. Triumph of Venice
“ Death of Lewis the Great, King of Hungary and 190,
Poland 459
1381. Rising of the lower classes in England 316
1382. Counter-revolution in Florence establishes 166
oligarchy
“ Rising of the _Maillotins_ in Paris 317
“ Rising of the Flemings under Philip van 317
Artevelde
“ French defeat of the Flemings at Roosebek 318
“ Suppression of the _Maillotins_ in Paris 318
“ Death of Joanna I. of Naples. Accession of 154
Charles III.
1383. Death of Lewis de Mâle. His son-in-law, 320
Philip of Burgundy, acquires Flanders, Artois,
Nevers, Rethel, and Franche-Comté
1385. Gian Galeazzo Visconti imprisons his uncle, 177
Bernabo, and reunites the Milanese dominions
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