1410 (7 events)
Henry IV 24 · This yeare
Thomas Beaufort, Earl of Surrey Henry Scrope
This yeare Thomas Beaufort earle of Surrie was made chancellor, and Henrie Scroope lord treasuror.
Henry IV 24 · This yeare
The king (as some write) vpon aduised consideration hereof had, misliked of the motion, & therevpon commanded that from thencefoorth they should not presume to studie about anie such matters.
Henry IV 24 · 📍 [[Smithfield]] · During this parlement
Wherevpon the prince commanded, that he should be put into the tun againe, from thencefoorth not to haue anie fauour or pardon at all, and so it was doone, and the fire put to him againe, and he consumed to ashes.
Henry IV 24 · At length
At length they granted to giue him a fiftéenth, not without murmuring and grudging of the commonaltie.
Henry IV 24 · About this season
Thomas Beaufort, Earl of Surrey
About this season died the lord Thomas Beauford earle of Surrie.
Henry IV 25 · 📍 [[Westminster]]
the same Prendergest and Long were accused of robberies which they should practise, in spoling such ships as they met with, of diuerse things against the owners wils. Prendergest was driuen to take sanctuarie at Westminster
Henry IV 25 · 📍 [[the Tower]]
but notwithstanding all promises, vpon his comming in he was shut vp fast in the Tower, and so for a time remained in durance.
1411 (3 events)
Henry IV 25
Louis, Duke of Orléans John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy
Neither tooke those troubles end by the death of the duke of Orleance (murthered at length through the practise of the duke of Burgognie) but rather more perilouslie increased.
Henry IV 25
Gilbert Umfreville, Earl of Angus John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy
but the said earle of Angus answered for himselfe, and the residue of the Englishmen, that they would rather die all in the place, than suffer their prisoners to be vsed otherwise than as men of war ought to be, that is, to haue their liues saued, and to be ransomed according as the law of armes required, and by that meanes they were preserued.
Henry IV 25 · This yeare
Henry IV Thomas Beaufort, Duke of Exeter Thomas of Lancaster, Duke of Clarence
This yeare, the king created his brother Thomas Beauford earle of Dorset; and his sonne the lord Thomas of Lancaster, that was lord steward of England, and earle of Aubemarle, he created duke of Clarence.
1412 (12 events)
Henry IV 25
Charles, Duke of Orléans John, Duke of Berry John I, Duke of Bourbon Bernard VII, Count of Armagnac John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy
For the yoong duke of Orleance Charles, sonne to duke Lewes thus murthered, alied himselfe with the dukes of Berrie and Burbon, and with the earles of Alanson & Arminacke, whereby he was so stronglie banded against the duke of Burgognie, whome he defied as his mortall fo and enimie
Henry IV 25
Henry IV John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy Thomas FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel Gilbert Umfreville, Earl of Angus Robert Umfreville John Oldcastle, Lord Cobham John Grey William Porter
sent to the duke of Burgognie, Thomas earle of Arundell, Gilbert Umfreuill earle of Angus (commonlie called the earle of Kime) sir Robert Umfreuill, vncle to the same Gilbert, sir Iohn Oldcastell lord Cobham, sir Iohn Greie, and William Porter, with twelue hundred archers.
Henry IV 25 · the yeare of our lord 1412, the eight of Maie
Henry IV Charles, Duke of Orléans John, Duke of Berry John I, Duke of Bourbon John I, Duke of Alençon Bernard VII, Count of Armagnac
to offer in name of the confederates vnto the said king Henrie and to his sonnes, certeine conditions, which were made and concluded the yeare of our lord 1412, the eight of Maie
Henry IV 26
Herevpon as duke of Guien, he tooke vpon him to succor and defend them against all men, as their verie lord and souereigne, and so sending awaie the messengers, promised to send them aid verie shortlie.
Henry IV 26 · Whilest these things were a dooing in France
These tales brought no small suspicion into the kings head, least his sonne would presume to vsurpe the crowne, he being yet aliue, through which suspicious gelousie, it was perceiued that he fauoured not his sonne, as in times past he had doone.
Henry IV 27 · About the same time
Iohn Prendergest knight, being restored to the kings fauour, with thirtie ships scowred the seas, tooke good prises of wine and vitels, which reléeued the commons greatlie.
Henry IV 27 · 📍 [[Baie de la Hogue saint Wast]] · about the feast of the Assumption of our ladie
Henry IV Edward Plantagenet, Duke of York Thomas Beaufort, Duke of Exeter
King Henrie vnderstanding that the French king by setting on of the duke of Burgognie in pursuing contrarie faction, had besieged the citie of Burges (as before yée haue heard) determined with all spéed to aid the duke of Orleance, & so about the feast of the Assumption of our ladie, he sent ouer an armie of eight hundred men of armes, and nine thousand archers, vnder the leading of his second sonne the duke of Clarence accompanied with Edward duke of Yorke, Thomas earle of Dorset and diuerse other noble men and worthie capteins. They landed in the Baie de la Hogue saint Wast, in the countrie of Constantine.
Henry IV 27 · 📍 [[this realme]] · This yeare
This yeare, the king abased the coines of his gold and siluer, causing the same to be currant in this realme, at such value as the other was valued before
Henry IV 27 · 📍 [[London]] · in the eighth yeare of his reigne
Richard Whitington
a worthie citizen of London named Richard Whitington, mercer and alderman, was elected maior of the said citie, and bare that office three times.
Henry IV 28 · 📍 [[France]]
Thomas of Lancaster, Duke of Clarence John of Valois, Count of Angoulême Marcell de Burges John de Samoures Archembald Viliers
and for the rest being two hundred and nine thousand frankes remaining vnpaid, he deliuered in gage his second brother, Iohn duke of Angolesme, which was grandfather to king Francis the first, that reigned in our daies, sir Marcell de Burges, and sir Iohn de Samoures, sir Archembald Viliers, and diuerse other
Henry IV 28 · 📍 [[London]] · In this fourtéenth and last yeare of king Henries reigne
order was taken for ships and gallies to be builded and made readie, and all other things necessarie to be prouided for a voiage which he meant to make into the holie land, there to recouer the citie of Ierusalem from the Infidels.
1413 (9 events)
Henry IV 28 · 📍 [[Ierusalem]] · the twentith daie of March, in the yeare 1413
shortlie after departed to God in a chamber of the abbats of Westminster called Ierusalem, the twentith daie of March, in the yeare 1413
Henry IV 28 · 📍 [[Canturburie]]
His bodie with all funerall pompe was conueied vnto Canturburie, and there solemnlie buried
Henry IV 29 · about the fift yeare of whose reigne
he was bishop of saint Dauids, and confessor to king Henrie the fift, about the fift yeare of whose reigne he deceassed
Henry IV 29 · 📍 [[Hereford]]
Robert Mascall, a Carmelite frier of Ludlow, confessor also to the said K. who made him bishop of Hereford;
Henry IV 29 · 📍 [[Worcester]]
Thomas Peuerell Henry IV Gregory XII
and from thence called by Henrie the fourth, with consent of pope Gregorie the twelfe, to gouerne the sée of Worcester
Henry V 1 · 📍 [[England]] · the twentith of March
tooke vpon him the regiment of this realme of England, the twentith of March, the morrow after proclamed king, by the name of Henrie the fift
Henry V 1 · the ninth of Aprill
He was crowned the ninth of Aprill being Passion sundaie, which was a sore, ruggie, and tempestuous day, with wind, snow and sléet
Henry V 1 · at first
he now banished them all from his presence (but not vnrewarded, or else vnpreferred) inhibiting them vpon a great paine, not once to approch, lodge, or soiourne within ten miles of his court or presence
1414 (20 events)
Henry V 1 · 📍 [[Tower of London]] · in this first yéere of this kings reigne
The king vnderstanding and persuaded by his councell, that by order of the lawes of his realme, such accusations touching matters of faith ought to be tried by his spirituall prelats, sent him to the Tower of London
Henry V 2 · 📍 [[Ficket field]] · on the twelfth dale in Christmasse
Henry V Roger Acton John Browne John Beverley
he streight got him to his palace at Westminster, in as secret wise as he might, and there calling to him certeine bands of armed men, he repaired into saint Giles fields, néere to the said place (where he vnderstood they should fulle méet about midnight) and so handled the matter, that he tooke some, and slue some, euen as stood with his pleasure.
Henry V 2 · 📍 [[Guildhall of London]] · the same moneth
which iudgement was executed the same moneth, on the said sir Roger Acton, and eight and twentie others.
Henry V 2 · 📍 [[London]]
howbeit he was perceiued, taken, and finallie executed among others.
Henry V 2
the king therefore pitied his case, and so procured for him, that he came home, and was restored to all his lands and earledome of Northumberland
Henry V 2 · 📍 [[S. Dauid]]
the kings confessor Stephan Patrington a Carmelite frier was made bishop of S. Dauid.
Henry V 2 · 📍 [[Killingworth]] · in the Lent season
there came to him from Charles Dolphin of France certeine ambassadors, that brought with them a barrell of Paris balles, which from their maister they presented to him for a token that was taken in verie ill part, as sent in scorne
Henry V 2 · 📍 [[Naples]] · At this time
Lancelot
Héerevpon so pittifullie came it to passe that the verie same night the king laie with hir, his bellie and hirs were by and by set as it were all on a sindging fier, with torments of such vnquenchable scorching and burning euen into the verie entrailes, that he of his kingdome, his life, his loue; and she of hir princelie promotion, thus soone both togither made a sorrowfull end.
Henry V 2 · 📍 [[Naples]] · straight vpon the newes
After the plaie of this lamentable tragedie, the physician fled for his safetie, and straight vpon the newes king Lewes gathered a great assemblie, wherewith to passe towards Naples
Henry V 3 · 📍 [[Leicester]] · In the second yeare of his reigne
In the second yeare of his reigne, king Henrie called his high court of parlement, the last daie of Aprill in the towne of Leicester
Henry V 3
the archbishop declared that in their spirituall conuocation, they had granted to his highnesse such a summe of monie, as neuer by no spirituall persons was to any prince before those daies giuen or aduanced.
Henry V 3 · in the yeare 805
Charles the great subdued the Saxons, and placed the Frenchmen in those parts beyond the riuer of Sala in the yeare 805.
Henry V 3
king Pepine, which deposed Childerike, claimed the crowne of France, as heire generall
Henry V 3
Hugh Capet Charles, Duke of Lorraine
Hugh Capet also, who vsurped the crowne vpon Charles duke of Loraine, the sole heire male of the line and stocke of Charles the great
Henry V 3 · 📍 [[Leicester]] · Hereby
Hereby the bill for dissoluing of religious houses was cléerelie set aside, and nothing thought on but onelie the recouering of France
Henry V 3 · 📍 [[Westminster]] · after a few acts besides for the wealth of the realme established
the parlement was proroged vnto Westminster.
Henry V 4 · During this parlement
Henry V John of Lancaster, Duke of Bedford
Moreouer at this parlement, Iohn the kings brother was created duke of Bedford
Henry V 4 · During this parlement
Henry V Humphrey Duke of Gloucester
and his brother Humfrie duke of Glocester.
Henry V 4 · During this parlement
Henry V Thomas Beaufort, Duke of Exeter
Also, Thomas Beaufort, marquesse Dorset, was created duke of Excester.
Henry V 4 · 📍 [[France]] · after the returne of his ambassadors
King Henrie after the returne of his ambassadors, determined fullie to make warre in France
1415 (58 events)
Chapters 150–155
Henry V 4 · 📍 [[London]] · about Michaelmas
in a councell called at London, about Michaelmas, caused to be ordeined, that no stranger hereafter should be promoted to anie spirituall dignitie or degrée within this realme, without his especiall licence, and roiall consent
Henry V 4 · 📍 Constance, Duchess of Brittany
Henry V Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick
Wherefore he sent thither Richard earle of Warwike, the bishops of Salisburie, Bath, and Hereford, the abbat of Westminster, and the prior of Worcester
Henry V 4 · 📍 [[London]] · the same time
herevpon meanes was made for the gathering of monie; which was granted with so good a will both of the spiritualtie and temporaltie, that there was leuied the summe of thrée hundred thousand markes English: and herewith order was giuen to gather a great hoast of men
Henry V 4 · 📍 [[Winchester]] · At time prefixed
offering to the king of England a great summe of monie, with diuerse countries, being in verie déed but base and poore, as a dowrie with the ladie Catharine in mariage, so that he would dissolue his armie, and dismisse his soldiers
Henry V 5 · After the French ambassadors were departed
For that point appointed he the earle of Westmerland, the lord Scroope, the baron of Greistocke, sir Robert Umfreuill, & diuerse other valiant capteins to kéepe the frontiers & marches of Scotland
Henry V 5 · 📍 [[Gedering]] · on the daie of Marie Madgdalen
which sir Robert Umfreuill on the daie of Marie Madgdalen fought with the Scots at the towne of Gedering, hauing in his companie onelie thrée hundred archers, and seuen score spears, where he (after long conflict) slue of his enimies sixtie and odde, tooke thrée hundred and sixtie prisoners, discomfited and put to flight one thousand and more
Henry V 5 · 📍 [[Southampton]] · When the king had all prouisions readie
he leauing behind him for gouernour of the realme, the quéene his moother in law, departed to Southampton, to take ship into France
Henry V 5 · the night before the daie appointed for their departure
Henry V Richard of Conisburgh, Earl of Cambridge Henry Scrope, Baron Scrope of Masham Thomas Grey
he was crediblie informed, that Richard earle of Cambridge brother to Edward duke of Yorke, and Henrie lord Scroope of Masham lord treasuror, with Thomas Graie a knight of Northumberland, being confederat togither, had conspired his death: wherefore he caused them to be apprehended
Henry V 5 · These prisoners vpon their examination
Henry V Richard of Conisburgh, Earl of Cambridge Henry Scrope, Baron Scrope of Masham Thomas Grey
These prisoners vpon their examination, confessed, that for a great summe of monie which they had receiued of the French king, they intended verelie either to haue deliuered the king aliue into the hands of his enimies, or else to haue murthered him before he should arriue in the duchie of Normandie
Henry V 5 · immediatlie
Henry V Richard of Conisburgh, Earl of Cambridge Henry Scrope, Baron Scrope of Masham Thomas Grey
And so immediatlie they were had to execution
Henry V 6 · 📍 [[Southampton]] · the twentith daie of Iulie, in the third yeare of king Henrie the fifts reigne
Richard of Conisburgh, Earl of Cambridge Thomas Grey Edmund Mortimer, Earl of March Henry V
certeine it is that indicted he was by the name of Richard earle of Cambridge of Connesburgh in the countie of Yorke knight, and with him Thomas Graie of Heton in the countie of Northumberland knight; for that they the twentith daie of Iulie, in the third yeare of king Henrie the fifts reigne, at Southampton, and in diuerse other places within this realme, had conspired togither with a power of men to them associat, without the kings licence, to haue led awaie the lord Edmund earle of March into Wales
Henry V 6 · About the selfe same time
And Henrie Scroope of Masham, of Flarflet, in the countie of Yorke was likewise indicted, as consenting to the premisses.
Henry V 6 · after they once heard, that the earle of Cambridge and the lord Scroope were executed
Richard of Conisburgh, Earl of Cambridge Henry Scrope
after they once heard, that the earle of Cambridge and the lord Scroope were executed.
Henry V 6 · 📍 [[Caur]] · on the vigill of our ladie daie the Assumption
he caused the mariners to weie vp anchors, and hoise vp sailes, and to set forward with a thousand ships, on the vigill of our ladie daie the Assumption, and tooke land at Caur, commonlie called Kidcaur, where the riuer of Saine runneth into the sea, without resistance.
Henry V 6 · 📍 [[Caur]] · At his first comming on land
At his first comming on land, he caused proclamation to be made, that no person should be so hardie on paine of death, either to take anie thing out of anie church that belonged to the same, or to hurt or doo anie violence either to priests, women, or anie such as should be found without weapon or armor, and not readie to make resistance
Henry V 6 · 📍 [[Harflue]] · The next daie after his landing
Henry V Lionel of Antwerp, Duke of Clarence de Touteuill Raoul de Gaucourt
The next daie after his landing, he marched toward the towne of Harflue, standing on the riuer of Saine betwéene two hils; he besieged it on euerie side, raising bulwarks and a bastell, in which the two earles of Kent & Huntington were placed, with Cornwall, Graie, Steward, and Porter. On that side towards the sea, the king lodged with his field, and the duke of Clarence on the further side towards Rone. There were within the towne the lords de Touteuill and Gaucourt, with diuerse other that valiantlie defended the siege
Henry V 6 · 📍 [[Caudebecke]] · hearing that Harflue was besieged
And hearing that Harflue was besieged, they came to the castell of Caudebecke, being not farre from Harflue, to the intent they might succor their fréends which were besieged, by some policie or meanes
Henry V 6 · 📍 [[Harflue]] · dailie
Humphrey Duke of Gloucester Henry V Lionel of Antwerp, Duke of Clarence
for the duke of Glocester, to whome the order of the siege was committed, made thrée mines vnder the ground, and approching to the wals with his engins and ordinance, would not suffer them within to take anie rest.
Henry V 7 · 📍 [[Harflue]] · the next sundaie
the king was contented to grant them truce vntill nine of the clocke the next sundaie
Henry V 7 · 📍 [[Harflue]] · When this composition was agréed vpon
When this composition was agréed vpon, the lord Bacqueuill was sent vnto the French king
Henry V 7 · 📍 [[Harflue]] · after that the third daie was expired
they rendered it vp to the king of England, after that the third daie was expired
Henry V 7 · 📍 [[Harflue]] · All this doone
All this doone, the king ordeined capteine to the towne his vncle the duke of Excester, who established his lieutenant there, one sir Iohn Fastolfe, with fiftéene hundred men
Henry V 7 · 📍 [[Harflue]] · whilest this siege laie before Harflue
Henry V John Marshal John FitzAlan, Earl of Arundel
the king licenced his brother the duke of Clarence, Iohn earle marshall, and Iohn earle of Arundell, being infected with that disease, to returne into England
Henry V 7 · 📍 [[Harflue]] · before his departing thence
All the men of warre which had not paid their ransoms, he sware them on the holie euangelists, to yéeld themselues prisoners at Calis by the feast of saint Martine in Nouember next
Henry V 7 · 📍 [[Harflue]] · after the winning of Harflue
he remooued from Harflue toward Ponthoise, intending to passe the riuer of Some with his armie
Henry V 7 · 📍 [[Cressie]] · a little before
where his great grandfather king Edward the third a little before had striken the battell of Cressie
Henry V 8
Henry V John Ferrers, Lord Ferrers of Groby Reginald of Greystoke Piers Tempest Christopher Morisby Thomas Pickering William Huddleston John Hosbalton Henry Mortimer Philip Hall William Hall Jacques de Ormond
he dubbed certeine of his hardie and valiant gentlemen knights, as Iohn lord Ferrers of Grobie, Reginald of Greistocke, Piers Tempest, Christopher Morisbie, Thomas Pikering, William Huddleston, Iohn Hosbalton, Henrie Mortimer, Philip Hall, and William his brother, Iaques de Ormond, and diuerse other:
Henry V 8 · 📍 [[Corbie]]
Hugh Stafford, Lord Bourchier John Bromley
Whereat one Iohn Bromley of Bromley in Staffordshire esquier, a néere kinsman vnto the lord Bourghchier, was euen streight so pearsed at hart, as he could not conteine him, but by and by ran eagerlie vpon the French; and with his souldiers (in whom wrath and téene had alreadie inflamed furie and desire of reuenge) did so fiercelie set vpon them, that they were not onlie beaten backe, but also forced to abandon the place.
Henry V 8 · 📍 [[Madeley]]
Hugh Stafford, Lord Bourchier John Bromley
The singular prowes of this worthie capteine the noble man highlie regarding, in an ample testimonie thereof and vpon his owne honorable consideration, by a faire ancient déed yet extant at these daies did giue him reward of fortie pounds annuitie for his life.
Henry V 8
a souldier tooke a pix out of a church, for which he was apprehended, and the king not once remooued till the box was restored, and the offendor strangled.
Henry V 8
Mine intent is to doo as it pleaseth God, I will not séeke your maister at this time; but if he or his séeke me, I will méet with them God willing.
Henry V 9
Those that were sent, finding the Frenchmen busie to breake downe their bridge, assailed them so vigorouslie, that they discomfited them, and tooke and slue them; and so the bridge was preserued till the king came
Henry V 9 · the two and twentith day of October
and so the bridge was preserued till the king came, and passed the riuer by the same with his whole armie. This was on the two and twentith day of October.
Henry V 9
Edward Plantagenet, Duke of York Henry V
The duke declared to the king what he had heard, and the king therevpon, without all feare or trouble of mind, caused the battell which he led himselfe to staie
Henry V 9 · all that night after their comming thither
The chéefe leaders of the French host were these: the constable of France, the marshall, the admerall, the lord Rambures maister of the crosbowes, and other of the French nobilitie, which came and pitched downe their standards and banners in the countie of saint Paule, within the territorie of Agincourt
Henry V 9 · 📍 [[Agincourt]] · In the morning
de la Breth Bouciquault Dampier, Seneschal of Ponthieu Guichard Dauphin Clugnet of Brabant Lewis Bourdon William de Sauveuses Hector de Sauveuses Philip de Sauveuses Ferry de Mailly Allen de Gaspanes
In the morning, the French capteins made thrée battels, in the vaward were eight thousand healmes of knights and esquiers, foure thousand archers, and fiftéene hundred crosbowes which were guided by the lord de la Breth, constable of France, hauing with him the dukes of Orleance and Burbon, the earles of Ewe and Richmond, the marshall Bouciquault, and the maister of the crosbowes, the lord Dampier admerall of France, and other capteins.
Henry V 9
Henry V Edward Plantagenet, Duke of York Beaumont Willoughbie John Cornwall, Lord Fanhope Humphrey Duke of Gloucester
First he sent priuilie two hundred archers into a lowe medow, which was néere to the vauntgard of his enimies; but separated with a great ditch, commanding them there to kéepe themselues close till they had a token to them giuen, to let driue at their aduersaries: beside this, he appointed a vaward, of the which he made capteine Edward duke of Yorke, who of an haultie courage had desired that office, and with him were the lords Beaumont, Willoughbie, and Fanhope, and this battell was all of archers. The middle ward was gouerned by the king himselfe, with his brother the duke of Glocester
Henry V 9
he caused stakes bound with iron sharpe at both ends, of the length of fiue or six foot to be pitched before the archers, and of ech side the footmen like an hedge
Chapters 156–158
Henry V 10
These made somewhat forward, before whome there went an old knight sir Thomas Erpingham (a man of great experience in the warre) with a warder in his hand; and when he cast vp his warder, all the armie shouted, but that was a signe to the archers in the medow, which therwith shot wholie altogither at the vauward of the Frenchmen
Henry V 10
and so at the first ioining, the Frenchmen were foulie discomforted, and the Englishmen highlie incouraged.
Henry V 10
Then approched the king, and so incouraged his people, that shortlie the second battell of the Frenchmen was ouerthrowne, and dispersed, not without great slaughter of men
Henry V 10 · that daie
The king that daie shewed himselfe a valiant knight, albeit almost felled by the duke of Alanson; yet with plaine strength he slew two of the dukes companie, and felled the duke himselfe
Henry V 10
whome when he would haue yelded, the kings gard (contrarie to his mind) slue out of hand.
Henry V 10
When the Frenchmen perceiued his intent, they were suddenlie amazed and ran awaie like shéepe, without order or arraie.
Henry V 11 · In the meane season
Robinet of Borneuille Rifflart of Clamas Isambert of Agincourt
certeine Frenchmen on horssebacke, whereof were capteins Robinet of Borneuille, Rifflart of Clamas, Isambert of Agincourt, and other men of armes, to the number of six hundred horssemen, which were the first that fled, hearing that the English tents & pauillions were a good waie distant from the armie, without anie sufficient gard to defend the same, either vpon a couetous meaning to gaine by the spoile, or vpon a desire to be reuenged, entred vpon the kings campe, and there spoiled the hails, robbed the tents, brake vp chests, and carried awaie caskets, and slue such seruants as they found to make anie resistance.
Henry V 11
contrarie to his accustomed gentleness, commanded by sound of trumpet, that euerie man (vpon paine of death) should incontinentlie slaie his prisoner.
Henry V 11 · about foure of the clocke in the after noone
And so about foure of the clocke in the after noone, the king when he saw no appearance of enimies, caused the retreit to be blowen; and gathering his armie togither, gaue thanks to almightie God for so happie a victorie
Henry V 11 · 📍 [[Agincourt]] · In the morning
When Montioie by true and iust confession had cléered that doubt to the high praise of the king, he desired of Montioie to vnderstand the name of the castell néere adioining: when they had told him that it was called Agincourt, he said, Then shall this conflict be called the battell of Agincourt.
Henry V 11 · 📍 [[Calis]] · When the king of England had well refreshed himselfe
When the king of England had well refreshed himselfe, and his souldiers, that had taken the spoile of such as were slaine, he with his prisoners in good order returned to his towne of Calis.
Henry V 11 · On the which daie
Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy
On the which daie diuerse of the noble men were conueied into their countries, and the remnant were by Philip earle Charolois (sore lamenting the chance, and mooued with pitie) at his costs & charges buried in a square plot of ground of fiftéene hundred yards; in the which he caused to be made thrée pits, wherein were buried by account fiue thousand and eight hundred persons
Henry V 11
Anthonie duke of Brabant brother to the duke of Burgognie, Edward duke of Bar, the earle of Neuers an other brother to the duke of Burgognie
Henry V 12
Edward Plantagenet, Duke of York
Of Englishmen, there died at this battell, Edward duke Yorke, the earle of Suffolke, sir Richard Kikelie, and Dauie Gamme esquier
Henry V 12
Humphrey Duke of Gloucester Henry V
The duke of Glocester the kings brother was sore wounded about the hips, and borne downe to the ground, so that he fell backwards, with his féet towards his enimies, whom the king bestrid, and like a brother valiantlie rescued from his enimies
Henry V 12 · 📍 [[Dover]] · the sixt daie of Nouember
Henry V Edward Plantagenet, Duke of York
the same daie landed at Douer, hauing with him the dead bodies of the duke of Yorke, and the earle of Suffolke
Henry V 12 · 📍 [[Fodringhey]]
Henry V Edward Plantagenet, Duke of York
and caused the duke to be buried at his colledge of Fodringhey
Henry V 12 · Shortlie after
Louis, Dauphin of Viennois Robinet of Bourneuill
Lewes Dolphin of Viennois, heire apparant to the French king, departed this life without issue, which happened well for Robinet of Bourneuill, and his fellowes
1416 (7 events)
Henry IV 21 · 📍 [[Tinebridge]] · in the yeare of our redemption 1416, and of Henrie the fift, the fourth, and of his bishoprike, the eleuenth
Thomas Langley, Bishop of Durham
But in the yeare of our redemption 1416, and of Henrie the fift, the fourth, and of his bishoprike, the eleuenth, this bishop had the recouerie thereof, as appeareth by the letter of atturnie of the said bishop, made to diuerse to take possession of the same.
Henry V 12 · 📍 [[England]] · In this fourth yeare of king Henries reigne
Sigismund, Holy Roman Emperor Henry V
the emperour Sigismund, coosine germane to king Henrie, came into England, to the intent that he might make an attonement betwéene king Henrie and the French king
Henry V 12 · 📍 [[Dover]]
Sigismund, Holy Roman Emperor Humphrey Duke of Gloucester
When the emperour herevpon answered that he was come as the kings fréend, and as a mediator for peace, and not with any imperiall authoritie, he was of the duke and other his associats receiued with all such honor as might be deuised
Henry V 12 · 📍 Windsore · Shortlie after
Henry V Sigismund, Holy Roman Emperor
Both these princes, the emperour and the duke of Holland were conueied to Windsore to saint Georges feast, and elected companions of the noble order of the garter
Henry V 13 · 📍 [[mouth of the riuer of Seine]] · on the daie of the Assumption of our ladie
Henry V John, Viscount of Narbonne
The fight was long, but not so long as perillous, nor so perillous as terrible (for battels on the sea are desperate) till at length the victorie fell to the Englishmen, so that almost all the whole nauie of France, in the which were manie ships, hulkes, carikes, and other small vessels, to the number of fiue was sunke & taken.
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Henry V Sigismund, Holy Roman Emperor
he broched againe the vessell of concord and amitie, which he put in so faire a cup, and presented it with such effectuous words, that suerlie the king had tasted it, if word had not béen brought about the same time that Harflue was besieged of the French both by water and land, as it was in déed:
Henry V 13 · on the ninetéenth daie of October, in the yeare of our Lord 1416
Henry V Sigismund, Holy Roman Emperor
This aliance, with other conditions, agréements, and articles, was concluded & established on the ninetéenth daie of October, in the yeare of our Lord 1416.
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Henry V 14
John Holland, Earl of Huntingdon Jacques de Bourbon
the Frenchmen and Italians were ouercome and fled. Thrée of the greatest caricks with their patrons, and monsieur Iaques de Burbon their admerall were taken, with as much monie as should haue paid the soldiers of the whole fléet for halfe a yeare, and thrée other caricks were bowged.
Henry V 14 · 📍 [[Normandie]] · the first daie of August
Shortlie after, vpon the thrée and twentith of Iulie, the king tooke his ship at Portesmouth, accompanied with the dukes of Clarence and Glocester; the earls of Huntington, Marshall, Warwike, Deuonshire, Salisburie, Suffolke, and Summerset; the lords Rosse, Willoughbie, Fitz Hugh, Clinton, Scroope, Matreuers, Burchier, Ferreis of Grobie, and Ferreis of Chartleie, Fanhope, Graie of Codnore, sir Gilbert Umfreuile, sir Gilbert Talbot, and diuerse other; and so hauing wind and weather to his desire, the first daie of August he landed in Normandie
Henry V 15 · 📍 [[Touque]] · the ninth daie of August
The king of England, when he had resolued with his councell for his procéeding in his enterprises, laid siege vnto the castell of Touque. The duke of Glocester that led the fore ward, had the charge of that siege, the which by force of assaults, and other warlike meanes, brought to that point, that they within yéelded the place into his hands, the ninth daie of August.
Henry V 15 · 📍 [[Touque]] · at the winning of Touque
The king made at the winning of Touque eight and twentie knights, and left sir Robert Kirkelie capteine there.
Henry V 15 · 📍 [[Caen]] · the fourth of September
In the morning next following, being the fourth of September, somewhat before the breake of the daie, he caused his people to approch the wals, and to shew countenance, as though they would giue a generall assault; and whilest they were busied in assailing and defending on both sides, the Englishmen pearsed and brake thorough the wals by diuerse holes and ouertures made by the pioners, vnder the foundation
Henry V 15 · 📍 [[Caen]] · on the next morning
And on the next morning called all the magistrats & gouernors of the towne to the senat house, where some for their wilfull stubbornesse were adiudged to die, other were sore fined and ransomed.
Henry V 16 · In conclusion
Charles VII Isabella of Bavaria
In conclusion, by the aduise and counsell of the earle of Arminacke the constable of France, he found a meane to get all the treasure & riches which his moother quéene Isabell had gotten and hoorded in diuerse secret places: and for the common defense and profit of his countrie he wiselie bestowed it in waging souldiers, and preparing of things necessarie for the warre.
Henry V 16
Isabella of Bavaria John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy
The quéene forgetting the great perill that the realme then stood in, remembring onelie the displeasure to hir by this act doone, vpon a womanish malice, set hir husband Iohn duke of Burgognie in the highest authoritie about the king, giuing him the regiment and direction of the king and his realme, with all preheminence & souereigntie.
Henry V 16
John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy Charles VII
The duke of Burgognie hauing the sword in his hand, in reuenge of old iniuries, began to make warre on the Dolphin, determining, that when he had tamed this yoong vnbrideled gentleman, then would he go about to withstand, and beat backe the common enimies of the realme.
Henry V 16 · 📍 [[Baieux]] · in the meane time
King Henrie in the meane time following victorie and his good successe, sent the duke of Clarence to the sea coast, where (with great difficultie) he got the towne of Baieux, whereof the lord Matreuers was appointed capteine.
Henry V 16 · 📍 [[Liseaux]]
The duke of Glocester also finding small resistance, tooke the citie of Liseaux, of which citie sir Iohn Kirkleie was ordeined capteine.
Henry V 16 · 📍 [[Caen]]
Where while the king soiourned, he kept a solemne feast, and made manie knights; beside that, he shewed there an example of great pitie and clemencie: for in searching the castell, he found innumerable substance of plate and monie belonging to the citizens, whereof he would not suffer one penie to be touched, but restored the same to the owners, deliuering to euerie man that which was his owne.
Henry V 16 · 📍 [[Caen]] · When the king had set Caen in good order
Henry V Gilbert Umfreville, Earl of Angus Gilbert Talbot John Popham
When the king had set Caen in good order, he left there for capteins, the one of the towne, the other of the castell, sir Gilbert Umfreuill earle of Kime or Angus, & sir Gilbert Talbot, and made bailiffe there sir Iohn Popham, and so departed from Caen the first of October
Henry V 16 · 📍 [[Argenton]] · When the daie limited came
When the daie limited came, and no succours appeared, they yéelded according to the couenants, and the king performed all that on his behalfe was promised.
Henry V 17 · 📍 [[Alanson]]
they should yéeld both the towne and castell into the kings hands, which was doone: for no succours could be heard of.
Henry V 17 · 📍 [[Alanson]]
Henry V Humphrey Duke of Gloucester Ralph Lentall
The king appointed capteine of this towne, the duke of Glocester, and his lieutenant sir Ralfe Lentall.
Henry V 17 · from the seuenth daie of Nouember, vnto the last of September, in the yeare next following
Henry V Louis (son of the queen of Sicily)
The like truce was granted vnto the quéene of Ierusalem and Sicill, & to hir sonne Lewes, for the duchie of Aniou, and the countie of Maine
Henry V 17 · 📍 [[Touque]] · About the same time
a treatie was in hand at Touque, for a finall peace, but it came to none effect.
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Henry V 17 · 📍 [[Faleis]] · the second of Ianuarie
because no succours appeared, the towne was yéelded to the king
Henry V 17 · 📍 [[Faleis]] · the sixt of Februarie
the castell rendered to the kings hands, for no aid came to the rescue of them within. The capteine named Oliuer de Mannie was kept as prisoner
Henry V 17 · 📍 [[Faleis]]
Capteine there, by the king, was appointed sir Henrie Fitz Hugh.
Henry V 18 · 📍 [[Ile of Constantine]] · the same time
Humphrey Duke of Gloucester Reginald West Thomas Burgh David Howell John Aston John Robsart Robert Gargrave Philip Hall
The duke of Glocester the same time, accompanied with the earle of March, the lord Greie of Codner, and other was sent to subdue the townes in the Ile of Constantine, vnto whome these townes hereafter mentioned were yéelded, where he appointed capteins as followeth. At Carentine the lord Botreux, at Saint Lo Reginald West, at Valoignes Thomas Burgh, at Pont Done Dauie Howell, at the Haie de Pais sir Iohn Aston, at saint Sauieur le vicont sir Iohn Robsert, at Pontorson sir Robert Gargraue, at Hamberie the earle of Suffolke lord of that place by gift, at Briqueuill the said earle also by gift, at Auranches sir Philip Hall bailiffe of Alanson
Henry V 18 · 📍 [[Chierburgh]] · the ninetéenth of October
and so when the daie appointed came, being the ninetéenth of October, or rather about the later end of Nouember (as the historic of the dukes of Normandie hath) they rendred vp both the towne and castell, according to the couenants.
Henry V 18 · 📍 [[Dampfront]] · the two and twentith of Iune
About the same time, or rather before, as Titus Liuius writeth, to wit, the two and twentith of Iune, the strong castell of Dampfront was yéelded into the hands of the earle of Warwike, to the kings vse. But the historie writen of the dukes of Normandie affirmeth, that it was surrendred the two and twentith of September
Henry V 18 · 📍 [[Chierburgh]] · after his deceasse
The lord Greie of Codnore was made the kings lieutenant there, and after his deceasse, sir Walter Hungerford.
Henry V 18 · 📍 [[Baieux]] · in Aprill next following
and this Iohn Bromley in Iune the same yeare, with conduct of charge was sent afore, imploieng himselfe still in venturous actiuitie with great annoie to the enimie: his highnesse for good liking of the same, and for hartening and example to other (in Aprill next following) gaue fourtie pounds land to him and his heires males by letters patents
Henry V 18 · 📍 [[Dampfront]] · in Aprill next following
did (in the most worthie wise which to that order belongeth) dub him knight of warfare in field, made him also capteine generall of this strong castell of Dampfront, seneshall and great constable of Bosseuile le Rosse, with other offices and titles of worship
Henry V 19 · 📍 [[Dampfront]] · 12 die mensis Augusti, anno regni regis Henrici quinti post conquestum sexto
dedisse & concessisse, & hac præsenti charta mea confirmasse eidem Gualtero vnum annualem redditum viginti librarum, exeuntem de manerio meo de Bromley
Henry V 19 · 📍 [[Corbie]]
That inscutchen and creast (as like is) giuen him in laudable remembrance for his valiant recouerie of the standard at the sharpe and bloodie skirmish by Corbie.
Henry V 19 · 📍 [[Rone]]
Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick John Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury
The earle of Warwike, and the lord Talbot, after the winning of this fortresse, made spéed to come vnto the siege of Rone
Henry V 19 · 📍 [[Chierburgh]]
And in like manner, the duke of Glocester, hauing once got the possession of Chierburgh, hasted towards the same siege:
Henry V 19 · about the feast of the holie Trinitie
Henry V Thomas Beaufort, Duke of Exeter [[William Douglas, Earl of Angus]]
who imbarking with the same, about the feast of the holie Trinitie, was appointed by the king to besiege the citie of Eureux, as the earle of Angus, otherwise called earle of Kime, was sent to win the castell of Millie Leuesche.
Henry V 19 · 📍 [[Eureux]]
Thomas Beaufort, Duke of Exeter Gilbert Halsall
These townes being deliuered to the kings vse, the duke ordeined capteine of Eureux sir Gilbert Halsall knight.
Henry V 19 · 📍 [[Louiers]] · by the thrée and twentith of Iune
When the daie came, and no aid appeared, the couenants were performed accordinglie.
Henry V 19 · 📍 [[Point de Larch]] · in the night season
and in the night season, what with boates and barges, and what with hogsheads and pipes, he conueied ouer the broad riuer of Seine a great companie of his soldiers, without anie resistance made by his enimies.
Henry V 20 · the next daie earlie
with humble heart and small ioy they rendered vp the towne vnto the kings hands.
Henry V 20 · 📍 [[Rone]] · the last daie of Iulie
he with his whole armie remooued from Pont Larch, and the last daie of Iulie came before the citie of Rone, and compassed it round about with a strong siege.
Henry V 20 · 📍 [[the Stroo]] · at that time
Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick John Bromley George Umfreville
the féeld did fall to our Englishmen, and the Frenchmen wearen put to flizt, and thear wearen yslaine aboue two hundred Frenchmen, and as manie ytaken prisoners, and their capteine who was ycalled the lord of Estrisles was thear also yslaine,
Henry V 20 · 📍 [[Warwike]] · the seauentéenth daie of Iulie anno Domini one thousand foure hundred and twentie
My said cosin Walter Audeley died at Warwike the seauentéenth daie of Iulie anno Domini one thousand foure hundred and twentie, and was buried at Acton in Cheshire
Henry V 20 · 📍 [[Rone]] · After this conflict
Héerevpon the English nauie, to the number of an hundred sailes, passed by Cawdebecke, and came to Rone, and so besieged it on the water side.
Henry V 20 · 📍 [[Harflue]] · During this siege also
there arriued at Harflue the lord of Kilmaine in Ireland, a band of sixtéene hundred Irishmen, in maile, with darts and skains after the maner of their countrie, all of them being tall, quicke and nimble persons, which came and presented themselues before the king lieng still at the siege, of whom they were not onelie gentlie receiued & welcomed; but also because it was thought that the French king and the duke of Burgognie would shortlie come, and either attempt to raise the siege, or vittell and man the towne by the north gate, they were appointed to kéepe the north side of the armie
Henry V 20 · 📍 [[the mouth of the riuer of Seine]] · During this siege also
Also the kings coosine germane and alie (the king of Portingale) sent a great nauie of well appointed ships vnto the mouth of the riuer of Seine, to stop that no French vessels should enter the riuer, and passe vp the same, to the aid of them within Rone.
Henry V 21 · 📍 [[Rone]]
Wherefore he stopped all the passages, both by water and land, that no vittels could be conueied to the citie: he cast trenches round about the wals, and set them full of stakes, and defended with archers, so that there was left neither waie for them within to issue out, nor for anie that were abroad to enter in without his licence.
Henry V 21 · 📍 [[Rone]]
he espied two souldiers that were walking abroad without the limits assigned, whom he caused straightwaies to be apprehended and hanged vpon a trée of great height
Henry V 21 · 📍 [[Rone]] · vpon Christmasse daie
Howbeit, king Henrie mooued with pitie, vpon Christmasse daie, in the honor of Christes Natiuitie, refreshed all the poore people with vittels, to their great comfort and his high praise:
Henry V 21 · 📍 [[Rone]]
Sir Robert Bapthorpe, knight, was appointed comptroller, to sée this worke performed, which he did with all diligence accomplish;
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Henry V 14 · 📍 [[Westminster]] · The ninetéenth of October
his request héerein was granted, for euerie man was willing and glad to further that voiage, so that the cleargie granted two dismes, and the laitie a whole fiftéenth.
Henry V 14 · 📍 [[Westminster]] · The ninetéenth of October
Henry V John of Lancaster, Duke of Bedford
In this parlement also Iohn Duke of Bedford was made gouernour or regent of the realme, to hold and enioie the office so long as the king was occupied in the French wars.
Henry V 21 · 📍 [[Rone]] · vpon Newyeares euen
Wherevpon being now past hope of reléefe, they determined to treat with the king of England, and so vpon Newyeares euen there came to the wals such as they had chosen amongst them for commissioners
Henry V 21 · 📍 [[Rone]]
Henry V Gilbert Umfreville, Earl of Angus
who after good aduisement and deliberation taken, willed sir Gilbert to aduertise them, that he was content to heare twelue of them, which should be safelie conueied into his presence.
Henry V 21 · 📍 [[Rone]] · on the next daie in the morning
Gilbert Umfreville, Earl of Angus
foure knights, foure learned men, and foure sage burgesses, all clothed in blacke, came foorth of the citie, and were receiued at the port saint Hilarie by sir Gilbert Umfreuile, accompanied with diuerse gentlemen and yeomen of the kings houshold, commonlie called yeomen of the crowne, by whome they were conueied to the kings lodging
Henry V 22 · for eight daies
The king like a mercifull prince granted to them their asking, with which answer they ioifullie returned.
Henry V 22 · in the euening
Then the Frenchmen in the euening came to the tent of sir Iohn Robsert, requiring him of gentlenes to mooue the king, that the truce might be prolonged for foure daies. The king therevnto agréed
Henry V 22 · 📍 [[Rone]] · on the fourth daie
and on the fourth daie they accorded on this wise, that the citie and castell of Rone should be deliuered vnto the king of England
Henry V 22 · 📍 [[Rone]] · the daie of saint Wolstane
sir Guie de Buttler, and the burgesses, deliuered the keies of the citie and castell vnto the king of England
Henry V 22 · 📍 [[Rone]] · The next daie being fridaie
The next daie being fridaie, the king in great triumph, like a conquerour, accompanied with foure dukes, ten earles, eight bishops, sixtéene barons, and a great multitude of knights, esquiers, and men of warre entered into Rone, where he was receiued by the cleargie, with two and fourtie crosses; and then met him the senat, and the burgesses of the towne, offering to him diuerse faire and costlie presents.
Henry V 22 · 📍 [[Rone]] · during which time
He also réedified diuerse fortresses, and townes, during which time he made proclamation, that all men which would become his subiects, should enioy their goods, lands & offices, which proclamation made manie townes to yéeld, and manie men to become English the same season.
Henry V 23 · 📍 [[castell of Léeds in Kent]] · In this sixt yeare
John of Lancaster, Duke of Bedford Joan of Navarre
quéene Ione late wife of king Henrie the fourth, and mother in law to this king, was arrested by the duke of Bedford the kings lieutenant in his absence, and by him committed to safe kéeping in the castell of Léeds in Kent
Henry V 23 · 📍 [[Tower]]
where he remained till the parson of the Tower quarelling with him, by chance slue him there within the Tower ward.
Henry V 23 · 📍 [[Vernon and Mante]]
Thomas of Lancaster, Duke of Clarence
his brother the duke of Clarence, who wan the strong towne of Vernon and Mante.
Henry V 23 · 📍 [[la Roch Guion]] · the sixt of Aprill
Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick Guy Butler
the earle of Warwike vnto the siege of la Roch Guion, which fortresse he so constreined, that it was yéelded into his hands, the sixt of Aprill, in the beginning of this seuenth yeare of king Henries reigne, and giuen to sir Guie Buttler late capteine of Rone, of the kings frée and liberall grant.
Henry V 23 · 📍 [[Yuri]] · after fortie daies siege
The duke of Glocester being sent to win the towne and castell of Yuri, tooke the towne by assault, and the castell was deliuered by composition after fortie daies siege.
Henry V 23 · 📍 [[Mante]] · in the feast of Pentecost
Henry V Gaston de Foix, Earl of Longueville John Grey, Earl of Tankerville William Bourchier, Earl of Eu
he created Gascoigne de Fois, otherwise called the captau or captall de Buef a valiant Gascoigne, earle of Longueuile; and sir Iohn Greie earle of Tankeruile, and the lord Bourchier, earle of Ew.
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But the Dolphin by sinister persuasion of some enimies to concord, brake promise, and came not.
Henry V 23 · 📍 [[beside Meulan on the riuer of Seine]] · the last daie of Maie
But though manie words were spent in this treatie, and that they met at eight seuerall times, yet no effect insued, nor any conclusion was taken by this fréendlie consultation
Henry V 24 · 📍 [[Rone]] · Whiles these things were a dooing
Whiles these things were a dooing, diuerse of the Frenchmen in Rone went about a conspiracie against the Englishmen, whereof the king being well aduertised, sent thither certeine of his nobles, which tried out these conspirators, caused them to be apprehended, had them in examination, and such as they found guiltie were put to death
Henry V 24 · 📍 [[Pontoise]]
Jean de Villiers, Lord of L'Isle-Adam
Which when the lord Lisle Adam capteine of the towne perceiued, he opened the gate towards Paris, by the which he with all his retinue, and diuerse of the townesmen to the number of ten thousand in all, (as Enguerant de Monstr. recounteth) fled towards Paris
Henry V 24 · 📍 [[Beauuois]]
Some of them fléeing towards Beauuois were met with, and stripped of that they had, by Iehan de Guigni, and Iehan de Claw, two capteins that serued the Orlientiall faction.
Henry V 24 · 📍 [[Vaucon Villers]]
And bicause they of the garrison that laie in the castell of Vaucon Villers had doone, and dailie did diuerse and sundrie displeasures to the Englishmen, he pight downe his field néere to the same, the better to restraine them from their hostile attempts, and withall sent part of his armie to besiege the castell, which put them in such feare, that they despairing of all reléefe or succour, and perceiuing they should not be able long to defend the place against the kings puissance, yéelded the place, with all their coine and other goods into the kings hands.
Henry V 24 · 📍 [[Vaucon Villers]]
Iohn of Burgh that was after bailiffe of Gisours, was appointed capteine of this castell.
Henry V 25 · 📍 [[Gisours]] · at the daies limited
Herevpon when no such reléefe could be heard of, at the daies limited, the soldiers of the garrison, and the more part of the townsmen also submitted themselues, and receiued an oth to be true subiects to the king, and so remained still in their roomes.
Henry V 25 · 📍 [[Gourneie]] · Shortlie after
Gilbert Umfreville, Earl of Angus
Of Gourneie, was sir Gilbert Umfreuile made capteine
Henry V 25 · 📍 [[Normandie]]
And thus was the whole duchie of Normandie (Mont saint Michael onelie excepted) reduced to the possession of the right heire, which had béene wrongfullie deteined from the kings of England euer since the daies of king Iohn, who lost it about the yeare one thousand two hundred and seauen.
Henry V 25 · 📍 [[Gisours]] · then lieng at Gisours
King Henrie receiued the ambassadors verie courteouslie, and granted that communication might be had of peace, but vtterlie denied anie abstinence from warre, bicause he would not lose time, if the treatie sorted not to good effect.
Henry V 25 · 📍 [[S. Germane in Laie]]
Henry V Humphrey Duke of Gloucester
Herevpon hauing his armie assembled at Maunt, he diuided the same into thrée parts, appointing the duke of Glocester with one part to go vnto the castell of S. Germane in Laie, and to laie siege therevnto. The duke according to his commission, comming before that castell, within a while constreined them within by continuall skirmishes and assaults to diliuer vp the place into his hands.
Henry V 25 · 📍 [[Meulanc]] · the thirtith daie of October next insuing
On which daie, for that no succours appeared, the towne (according to the couenants) was giuen vp into the kings hands. Sir Thomas Ramston was made capteine there
Henry V 25 · 📍 [[Meulanc]] · after him
Sir Thomas Ramston was made capteine there, and after him sir Iohn Fastolfe.
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Henry V 26 · 📍 [[countrie of Maine]]
John Cornwall, Lord Fanhope Philip Leech Marshall de Rous
There was at the first a sharpe bickering betwixt them, but in the end the victorie remained with the Englishmen; so that manie of the Frenchmen were slaine, and taken, and the residue chased out of the field. There were slaine (as Thomas Walsingham saith) at the point of fiue thousand, and two hundred taken prisoners, among whome was the marshall de Rous, and diuerse other of good account.
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Henry V Charles VI Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy
And therefore what néedeth manie words, a truce tripartite was accorded betwéene the two kings and the duke, and their countries, and order taken that the king of England should send in the companie of the duke of Burgognie his ambassadours vnto Trois in Champaigne sufficientlie authorised to treat and conclude of so great matter.
Henry V 26 · 📍 [[Trois in Champaigne]]
Henry V Charles VI Catherine of Valois
After a few daies they fell to councell, in which at length it was concluded, that king Henrie of England should come to Trois, and marie the ladie Katherine; and the king hir father after his death should make him heire of his realme, crowne and dignitie. It was also agréed, that king Henrie, during his father in lawes life, should in his stéed haue the whole gouernment of the realme of France, as regent thereof, with manie other couenants and articles, as after shall appéere.
Henry V 26 · 📍 [[saint Peters church]] · the twentith daie of Maie
and there the king of England, and the ladie Katharine were affianced.
Henry V 26 · 📍 [[Brie]]
And so then entering into Brie, he tooke by the waie a castell which was kept against him, causing them that so kept it, some to be hanged, and the residue to be led foorth with him as prisoners.
Henry V 26
When this great matter was finished, the kings sware for their parts to obserue all the couenants of this league and agréement.
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Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy Henry V
I Philip duke of Burgognie, for my selfe, and for mine heires, doo here sweare vpon the holie euangelists of God, to Henrie king of England, and regent of France for king Charles, that we shall humblie and faithfullie obeie the said Henrie in all things which concerne the common-wealth and crowne of France. And immediatlie after the deceasse of our souereigne lord king Charles, we shall be faithfull liegemen vnto the said king Henrie, and to his successors for euer.
Henry V 27 · the morow after Trinitie sundaie, being the third of Iune
the mariage was solemnized and fullie consummate betwixt the king of England, and the said ladie Katharine.
Henry V 27 · 📍 [[France]] · Herewith
Herewith was the king of England named and proclamed heire and regent of France.
Henry V 27 · 📍 [[France]]
we haue taken a treatie with our said father, in which treatie betwixt our said father and vs, it is concluded & accorded
Henry V 27 · 📍 [[France]] · during the life of our foresaid father
therefore during the life of our foresaid father, the faculties and exercise of the gouernance and disposition of the publick & common profit of the said realme of France, with councell, and nobles, and wisemen of the same realme of France, shall be and abide to vs
Henry V 28 · 📍 [[France]] · from the death, and after the death of our said father Charles
they shall receiue and admit vs for their liege and souereigne and verie king of France
Henry V 28 · 📍 [[France]] · during our fathers life
during our fathers life, we shall not call nor write vs king of France; but verelie we shall absteine vs from that name, as long as our father liueth.
Henry V 28 · 📍 [[France]] · during his life
Nostre treschier filz Henry roy d'Engleterre heretere de France.
Henry V 28 · 📍 [[France and England]] · thenceforward, perpetuallie
Also that thenceforward, perpetuallie, shall be still rest, and that in all maner of wise, dissentions, hates, rancors, enuies and wars, betwéene the same realmes of France and England, and the people, of the same realmes, drawing to accord of the same peace, may ceasse and be broken.
Henry V 28 · 📍 [[France and England]] · from henceforward for euermore
Also that there shall be from henceforward for euermore, peace, and tranquillitie, & good accord and common affection, and stable friendship betwéene the said realmes, and their subiects before said.
Henry V 28 · 📍 [[France]] · during the life of our father
during the life of our father, in all places now or in time comming subiect to him, letters of common iustice, and also grants of offices and gifts, pardons or remissions, and priuileges shall be written and procéed vnder the name and seale of our said father.
Henry V 29 · 📍 [[Troes]] · after all the articles of the said treaties and agréements were concluded, passed and sworne vnto
Henry V Charles VI John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy
The king of England, after all the articles of the said treaties and agréements were concluded, passed and sworne vnto, made to the French king, the duke of Burgognie, and other the French lords, a sumptuous banket;
Henry V 29
Henry V John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy
Beside the league thus concluded by king Henrie with the French king, and the whole bodie of the realme of France, there was a priuat league accorded betwixt him and the duke of Burgognie, the effect wherof was comprehended in articles as followeth.
Henry V 29 · 📍 [[Troies]] · the fourth of Iune
Henry V Charles VI John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy
When he had thus persuaded the nobilitie, and dispatched his businesse at Troies, he with all his armie, hauing with him the French king, and the duke of Burgognie, departed from thence the fourth of Iune;
Henry V 29 · 📍 [[Sens]] · after foure daies siege
but after foure daies siege, it was yéelded vnto the king, and there he made capteine, the lord Genuille.
Henry V 29 · 📍 [[Monstreau ou fault Yonne]] · the théree and twentith daie of Iune
From thence, he remooued to Monstreau ou fault Yonne, which towne was taken on the thrée and twentith daie of Iune, by assault, so that manie of the Dolphins part were apprehended, before they could get to the castell.
Henry V 29 · 📍 [[Digeon in high Burgognie]]
John the Fearless, Duke of Burgundy Philip the Bold, Duke of Burgundy
and now his corps was taken vp againe by his sonnes appointment, and seared, and so conueied vnto Digeon in high Burgognie, and there buried by his father Philip:
Henry V 29 · 📍 [[Monstreau]]
the king caused a gibet to be set vp before the castle, on the which were hanged twelue of those spitefull offenders, all gentlemen & fréends to the capteine named monsieur de Guitrie,
Henry V 29 · 📍 [[Monstreau]] · six wéekes after they had béene besieged
but in conclusion, he and his rendred themselues simplie, their liues onelie saued, six wéekes after they had béene besieged.
Henry V 30 · the fiftéenth yéere after his brothers reigne
About this time Robert the gouernour of Scotland, the fiftéenth yéere after his brothers reigne, and in the thirtith yeare of his owne regiment deceassed
Henry V 30 · by and by
Murdoch Stewart, Duke of Albany
in whose stéed and office his sonne Mordac duke of Albanie was by and by chosen
Henry V 30 · 📍 [[Sterling castell]] · within few yeares after
Walter Stewart Alexander Stewart
These mischéefous children Walter and Alexander, the verie cause of their fathers confusion and their owne, within few yeares after condemned by law, vpon a hill by Sterling castell, had their heads chopt off at once.
Henry V 30 · 📍 [[Melun]] · the thirtéenth daie of Iulie
the king departing from thence, came to Melun vpon Seine, the thirtéenth daie of Iulie, and besieged it round about, hauing then in companie with him the French king
Henry V 30 · After they had fought a good season togither
After they had fought a good season togither, at length they agréed to discouer either to other their names; so as the lord Barbason, first declaring what he was; the king likewise told him, that he was the king of England.
Henry V 30 · 📍 [[Melun]] · about the middest of Nouember
At length, vittels within the towne began to faile, and the pestilence began to wax hot, so that the lord Barbason began to treat; and in conclusion, about the middest of Nouember (as Fabian saith) the towne was yéelded vpon certeine conditions
Henry V 30 · 📍 [[Paris]] · at his comming thither
Henry V Thomas of Lancaster, Duke of Clarence
The king sent them vnder the conduct of his brother the duke of Clarence, to the citie of Paris, whereof the French king made him capteine, and so at his comming thither, he tooke possession of the Bastill of S. Anthonie, the Loure, the house of Néelle, and the place of Bois de Vincennes.
Henry V 30 · 📍 [[castell Galliard]] · till at length
till at length, being brought vnto castell Galliard, it chanced that the same castell was woone by those of the Dolphins part, and he being as then prisoner there, escaped out of danger, and so by that means was set at libertie
Henry V 31 · 📍 [[Melum]]
King Henrie vpon winning of these forts, for their rebellion against their prince, which they would haue to be counted constancie, and for their contemptuous answer vnto him, twentie of the proudest, in example of the rest, caused he there to be hanged at once.
Henry V 31 · 📍 [[Melum]]
At the siege héere the king kept with him yoong Iames of Scotland, who sent to those Scots, that they should come put and yéeld them vnto him, and not to stand in armes against their liege lord and king; but they gaue word backe againe, they could not take him for king, that was in the power of another, and so kept them in hold and in their armor still.
Henry V 31 · 📍 [[Paris]] · At this same time
At this same time, the thrée estates of the realme of France assembled at Paris, and there euerie person seuerallie sware vpon the holie euangelists, to kéepe, support, mainteine and defend the treatie and finall accord, which was concluded betwéene the two kings
Henry V 31 · 📍 [[Paris]] · During the time that the two kings thus soiourned in Paris
He tooke vpon him as regent of France, to redresse causes, remooue officers, reforme things that were amisse
Henry V 31 · 📍 [[Melun]] · During the time that the two kings thus soiourned in Paris
Also, to set all things in quiet, he constituted sir Gilbert Umfreuile capteine of Melun, with a good number of valiant soldiers, to remaine there in garrison