1312

This page relates to the year 1312 Calendrier Julien.

Events

Aboubakri II (Abubakar II) dies, according to the legend, with the head of a forwarding of 2000 dugouts launched with an aim “of reaching the other end of the ocean”. Certain authors supposed that it could reach the America, but nothing makes it possible to support this assumption.
His/her son Mansa Moussa succeeds to him until in 1337. It will carry the Empire to its apogee, of the Fouta-Djalon to Agadez and on the old empires of the Ghana and the Songhaï. It establishes diplomatic relations followed with the Portugal, the Morocco, the Tunisia and the Egypt.

the Empire of Mali is reproduced on the European charts, like the Catalan Atlas of Charles V (1339), who mentions Musse Mally, lord of the Blacks of Guinea.

Discovered the Canaries by a sailor génois, Lancelotto Malocello (Lancelot Maloisel). It gives its name to the island of Lanzarote.

May 2nd: The Ordre of the Temple is removed with the Concile of Vienna by the pope Clément V. Its goods are reserved for the Hospitaliers of Midsummer's Day of Jerusalem.
June 15th: Victoire of Carobert, king of Hungary, on palatine Amadé Aba with the battle of Rozhanovce (Slovakia current).
September 7th: Beginning of the reign of Alphonse XI the Avenger (1311 - 1350) king of León and Castille.

Regency in Castille during the minority of Alphonse XI (end in 1325). María de Molina, marries of the king Sanche IV of Castille, exerts it until in 1321.
the Séfarade Don Yuçaf de Ecija becomes almojarife mayor of the king of Castille.

Antwerp escapes the domination from the dukes from the Brabant and a charter institutes a democratic commune.

September 29th: Erik Magnusson, duke of Södermanland, wife Ingeborg, girl of the king Håkon V of Norway.

naval Victoire of the Knights of Rhodos (Hospital of Midsummer's Day) on the Turks with Amorgos.
Annexation of Lyon to the kingdom of France.
Lille, Douai and Béthune is given to the king of France to the treaty of Pontoise.
Forwarding of the emperor Henri VII of Luxembourg in Italy, prey with the fights between Guelfes and Gibelins.
Beginning of the reign of Özbeg, khan of the Horde of Gold (fine in 1340).

the Wishes of the peacock , novel in worms of Lorraine the Jacques de Longuyon (1312-1313). It introduces the legend of the Last nine Valiant knights.
the Hell , of Dante.
Drafting of the Very Old Habit of Brittany (v. 1312-1325).

Construction of the church of the Saint-Apostles of Thessalonique (fine in 1315).

March 10th: Casimir, duke of Bytom.
August 27th: Arthur II of Brittany, duke of Brittany of 1305 at 1312.
Siemovit, duke of Dobrzyń.
Taklat-Haymanot, Ethiopian monk which worked with the conversion of the pagan ones.

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