Grimoire

Events

Died of Kebek, khan of Djaghataï. His/her brothers Eldjigidei and Douwa-Timur succeed to him. Their common reign lasts only a few months, and after their death, the third brother of Kebek, Tarmachirin, go up on the throne (fine in 1333).

Beginning of the Sultan Othoman At of Orhan (until in 1359).
April 6th: Benefitting from the civil war in the Byzantine Empire, Orhan occupies Brousse and makes its capital of it. His/her brother Go-ED-DIN (death in 1333) becomes his vizier. They provide the foundations of the administration and are the true founders of the empire.

February 28th: Albert Wise the becomes duke of Austria and Styrie.
April: Treaty of Corbeil between the France and the Scotland.
June 3rd: Treaty of Novgorod between the Sweden and the Republic of Novgorod for the delimitation of the borders in Finland. An armistice is signed for 40 years.
June: The king Christophe II of Denmark is replaced by Valdemar III the Young person (fine of reign in 1330). He reconquers the capacity, but is deposited one second time.
the king Edouard II of England is deposited by his wife, the queen Isabelle and Roger Mortimer.

September: The queen Isabelle de France, charged with an embassy in France, returns in England with her lover Roger Mortimer. They raise troops and force the king to abdicate (1327).
November 16th: Edouard II of England is made prisoner.
November 26th: Isabelle and Roger Mortimer assassinates the favorites Hugh Despenser the Old one and Hugh Despenser the Young person.

Dictatorship of Charles of Calabria, wire of Robert of Anjou to Florence (fine in 1327).
Russia: The métropolite Pierre transfers his seat from Vladimir to Moscow.

the neoconfucianism starts to be spread with the Japan.
the archbishop of Cologne brings a lawsuit in Inquisition against the theologist Dominicain Jean Eckhart, Master of the Rhenish mystical movement.
the painter Italian Ambrogio Lorenzetti and Pietro Lorenzetti work with the frescos of the chapter of the convent of Saint-François with His.

March 30th: Ivan II of Russia, large prince de Moscou and of Vladimir († November 13rd 1359, 32 years)
Isaac Ben Chechet, talmudic authority († 1408, 82 years)
Warcisław V, duke of Poméranie.

February 28th: Léopold I {{er}} '' the Glorious '' ( der Glorwürdige ), duke of Austria and Styrie (° August 4th 1290, 36 years).
April: White of Burgundy, first wife of Charles IV (° Ca 1296,30 years)
May 6th: Bernard, duke of Świdnica (° between 1288 and 1291,35 to 38 years)
May 25th: Eberhard de Nysa, bishop of Varmie (° NC)
: Warcisław IV, duke of Poméranie.

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