Archbishop Turstin of York

Family: York · Role: archbishop · First appears: A.D. 1117–1122

Life events

1119 · King Henry barred Archbishop Turstin from returning to England, and Turstin lost his archbishopric.(A.D. 1117–1122 · 📍 Rheims)
- With: King Henry
- “And the Archbishop Turstin of York went thither; and, because that he against right, and against the archiepiscopal stall in Canterbury, and against the king's will, received his hood at the hands of the pope, the king interdicted him from all return to England. And thus he lost his archbishopric, and with the pope went towards Rome.”
1119 · Archbishop Turstin was reconciled with the king and recovered his bishopric.(A.D. 1117–1122)
- With: King Henry
- “And the Archbishop Turstin of York was through the pope reconciled with the king, and came to this land, and recovered his bishopric,”

with King Henry (interaction) “And the Archbishop Turstin of York went thither; and, because that he against right, and against the archiepiscopal stall in Canterbury, and against the king's will, received his hood at the hands of the pope, the king interdicted him from all return to England.”
with Calixtus (interaction) “And the Archbishop Turstin of York went thither; and, because that he against right, and against the archiepiscopal stall in Canterbury, and against the king's will, received his hood at the hands of the pope, the king interdicted him from all return to England.”

Extracted from the original text of The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. Made with Rho MD.