Henry III of England Timeline

Birth of Henry III of England at Winchester Palace.

First Barons' War between King John of England and rebel barons.

William Marshal is made the Protector of the Kingdom (of England), regent for the young king Henry III of England.

Reign of Henry III of England.

Death of King John of England of dysentery.

Henry III of England is crowned king in Gloucester Cathedral.

Coronation of Henry III of England in Gloucester Cathedral.

William Marshal wins the battle of Lincoln against rebellious English barons and their French ally, the future King Louis VIII.

An English fleet destroys a French fleet sent to support Prince Louis' claim to the English throne.

Prince Louis renounces his claim to the English throne.

Alexander II of Scotland pays homage to Henry III of England at Northampton.

Death of the great English knight and Protector of the Kingdom William Marshal.

Henry III of England receives his second coronation, this time in Westminster Abbey.

Alexander II of Scotland marries Joan, sister of Henry III of England, in York.

The Magna Carta is reaffirmed by Henry III of England.

Henry III of England, aged 20, takes direct control of his kingdom.

Henry III of England marries Eleanor of Provence.

Henry III of England and Alexander II of Scotland sign the Peace of York.

Henry III of England appoints Robert de Ros and John Balliol as guardians of Alexander III of Scotland.

Alexander III of Scotland marries Margaret, daughter of Henry III of England, in York.

The Provisions of Oxford gives a council of barons some of the king's powers in England.

The Treaty of Paris leaves the English Crown with no lands in France except Gascony.

Henry III of England repudiates the Provisions of Oxford.

Second Barons' War between rebel barons and the king of England.

Royalists in support of Henry III of England defend Rochester Castle against an unsuccessful rebel siege.

Simon de Montfort imprisons Henry III of England and Prince Edward and declares himself king.

Prince Edward, future Edward I of England, manages to escape his captors and form a royalist army to try and reinstate his father, Henry III of England.

Prince Edward, future Edward I of England, defeats the pretender Simon de Montfort at Evesham.

Death of Henry III of England of a stroke.

Edward I of England is crowned at Westminster Abbey.

Alexander III of Scotland swears fealty to Henry III of England but only for his estates in England and not for Scotland.