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...f England'''.<br>You may be looking for '''[[Henry_III,_Holy_Roman_Emperor|Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor]]'''. '' ...de Montfort]] but later regained power with the help of his son, [[Edward I]], "Longshanks".

...k, not of Canterbury (who was [[Thomas Becket]], then in exile in France. Henry therefore replaced Becket with a new Archbishop, and re-enacted the coronat ...William, had died after 3 days) and a widow, who went on to marry Bela III of [[Hungary]] in 1185 (she died in 1197 in [[Acre]] in the [[Holy Land]])

''This is the page for '''King Henry II of England''' .''<br> ''You may be looking for [[Henry II of Cyprus|King Henry II of Cyprus and Jerusalem]]''

...f [[Scotland]], herself daughter of [[Malcolm III]] and Margaret, daughter of Edward Atheling. ...[[Henry II]] of England, Geoffrey, [[Count]] of Nantes, and William, Count of Poitou.

...]], daughter of [[James V]] and Mary of Lorraine (daughter of the [[Duke]] of Guise) ...[throne]] at age 1 week, on death of her father. James Hamilton, [[Earl]] of Arran, [[James II]]'s great-grandson, became her regent.

...uly: The [[Wikipedia:Battle_of_Grunwald|Battle of Grunwald]] or 1st Battle of Tannenberg was fought during the [[Wikipedia:Polish–Lithuanian–Teutonic ...eror|Sigismund]] was elected Emperor of the [[Holy Roman Empire]] by three of the seven [[Wikipedia:Prince-elector|Prince-electors]] (Kurfürsten).

...hrone would pass from father to son. By the time the line died out in 1328 France had become a centralised government, with a dynastic monarchy firmly entren It was founded by [[Hugh Capet]], grandson of '''Robert I''' of France. He was elected king in 987, in succession to '''Lothair'''.

...coming king|succession]] to his father, who was [[murder]]ed in the course of a rebellion by Scots [[noble]]s. ...elic]] of most of his people, not to mention possessing the skill (or art) of [[dentistry]], at a level which allowed him to charge for his services.

...] of [[England]] in 1327, by his [[Queen]], Isabella (the "''She-Wolf of [[France]]''", as she became known), and Isabella's treasonous lover, [[Roger Mortim ...ldest son, born in 1330, was [[Edward the Black Prince|Edward]] [[Prince]] of [[Wales]], who became known (later) as the [[Edward the Black Prince|Black

*1500: The [[Wikipedia:Battle_of_Novara_%281500%29|Battle of Novara]] (April) : The [[Wikipedia:Battle_of_Lepanto_%281500%29|Battle of Lepanto]] (August)