Henry V was a notable warrior-king of medieval England. - AsNotedIn
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| 1386/09/16 | Mary de Bohun, wife of Henry of Bolingbroke, gives birth to a son, Henry Lancaster, in the tower above the gatehouse of Monmouth Castle in Wales. | Born | Henry V of England's Birthday | ||||
| 1395/00/00 | After the death of their mother, Henry and his siblings move in with their maternal gran, Joan Fitzalan, at Bytham Castle (lost) in Lincolnshire. The earthworks can be seen in the village of Bytham Castle. | Life | Castle Bytham Earthworks | Castle Bytham | |||
| 1399/08/00 | Richard II confines Henry of Monmouth and Humphrey, 2nd Earl of Buckingham, to Trim Castle, northeast of Dublin. | Life | Trim Castle | Trim | |||
| 1413/04/09 | During a major snowstorm, Henry is crown Henry V of England at Westminster Abbey in London. | Sovereign | Westminster Abbey, London | London | |||
| 1419/12/25 | King Henry of England and Philip the Good of France make an agreement at Rouen to form an alliance between the English and the Burgundians to defeat the Armagnacs. | Military | Treaty of Troyes (1420) | ||||
| 1420/05/21 | King Henry seals the Treate of Troyes on 'the xij kalendas of Iuyn' in the Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul in Troyes. King Charles VI does not attend. | Military | Treaty of Troyes (1420) | Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul, Troyes | Troyes | Marriage of Catherine of France and King Henry V of England | |
| 1420/06/02 | On Trinity Sunday, Henry V of England marries Catherine of Valois, the youngest daughter of King Charles VI of France and Isabeau of Bavaria at St Jean-au-Marche in Troyes. | Groom | Treaty of Troyes (1420) | St Jean-au-Marche, Troyes | Troyes | Marriage of Catherine of France and King Henry V of England | |
| 1420/06/04 | King Henry begins fulfilling his obligations to the Treaty of Troyes by assaulting the Armagnac stronghold of Sens (Yonne) west of Troyes. Sens will surrender on the 10th of June. | Military | Treaty of Troyes (1420) | Sens | Bourgogne-Franche-Comte | ||
| 1420/06/16 | English troops led by King Henry lay siege to Montereau (Seine-et-Marne), where John the Fearless was murdered. Montereau will surrender on 1 July 1420. | Military | Treaty of Troyes (1420) | Montereau | Ile-de-France | ||
| 1420/12/13 | King Henry V of England and his retinue arrive in Paris, France. | Military | Treaty of Troyes (1420) | Marriage of Catherine of France and King Henry V of England |
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