1200-1209
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1200
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- "Roman
de Merlin," by Robert de Borron1
- large
number of Italian merchants found in
Constantinople1
- "Carmina
Burana," collection of German monastic songs1
- Cambridge
U. founded1
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1201
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- facade
of Notre Dame construction1
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1202
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- Fourth
Crusade begins1
- Arabic
numerals introduced in Europe1
- Court
Jesters appear in Europe1
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1203
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- Genghis
Khan defeats Ongkhan1
- Siena
University is founded1
- "Parzival,"
by Wolfram von Eschenbach
- King
John (England) has his nephew, the Duke of
Brittany murdered1
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1204
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- Fourth
Crusaders capture Constantinople and are
excommunicated by the pope1 & 3
- the
city of Amsterdam is founded1
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1205
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1206
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1207
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1208
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- King
Philip (Germany) is murdered by Otto of
Wittelsbach1
- the
empire of Nicaea is founded1
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1209
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- King
John (England) is excommunicated after invading
Scotland1
- Francis
of Assisi creates rules for the Franciscan order1
- Otto
IV becomes Holy Roman Emperor1
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1210-1219
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1210
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- Pope
Innocent III excommunicates the Holy Roman
Emperor, Otto IV1
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1211
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- Alfonso
II becomes King of Portugal (-1223)1
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1212
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- construction
of Rheims Cathedral1
- tiles
replace thatch as roofing material in London1
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1213
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- Council
of St. Albans (english)1
- James
I rules Aragon (-1276)1
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1214
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1215
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- Fourth
Lateran Council establishes doctrines on
transubstantiation, confession, and relic worship3
- Frederick
II becomes Holy Roman Emperor1
- the
Magna Carta is signed1
- Dominican
Friars are founded1
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1216
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- King
John d.; Henry III succeeds (England)1
- Pope
Honorius III (-1227)1
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1217
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- Crusade
against ruler of Egypt fails1
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1218
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1219
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1220-1229
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Events
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1220
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- Henry,
son of Frederick II (Holy Roman Emperor) is
elected King of Germany1
- construction
of Salisbury Cathedral1
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1221
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- Vienna
established as a city1
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1222
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- St.
George's Day becomes an English holiday1
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1223
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- Philip
II (France) d.; Louis VIII succeeds (-1226)1
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1224
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- Anglo-French
war begins 1
- there
are Franciscan Friars in England1
- University
of Naples is founded1
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1225
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- cotton
is manufactured in Spain1
- "Roman
de la Rose," by Guillaume de Lorris (abt.
courtly love)1
- Thomas
Aquinas is Born (d. 1274)8
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1226
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- Francis
of Assisi dies1
- Louis
VIII (France) d.; Louis IX succeeds1
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1227
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- Henry
III (England) ends his minority early1
- Pope
Gregory IX (-1241)1
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1228
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- The
Holy Roman Emperor, Frederick II begins the sixth
Crusade1
- Francis
of Assisi is canonized1
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1229
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- Toulouse
U. founded1
- Frederick
II becomes King if Jerusalem1
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1240-1249
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Events
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1240
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- Simon
de Montfort and Richard of Cornwall crusade1
- English-Scottish
border defined1
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1241
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- Despite
Mongol victories in Europe, they are forced to
withdraw when their leader dies1
- the
17 day reign of Pope Celestine IV1
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1242
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- the
Mongols "Golden Horde" era begins1
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1243
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- Pope
Innocent IV (-1254)1
- England
and France begin five year truce1
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1244
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1245
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- the
Council of Lyons deposes the Holy Roman Emperor,
Frederick II1
- building
of the Choir and Cloisters of Westminister Abbey
begins1
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1246
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- construction
of La Sainte-Chapelle (Paris)1
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1247
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1248
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- Louis
IX begins the Seventh Crusade1
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1249
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- Roger
Bacon writes about the existence explosives1
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1270-1279
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Events
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Outside
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1270
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- Louis
IX dies in the Eighth Crusade; Philip III
succeeds1
- Stephen
V rules Hungary
- the
German poet, Tannhäser dies (b. 1205)1
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1271
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- Pope
Gregory X (-1276)1
- Marco
Polo goes to China1
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1272
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- Henry
III (England) dies; succeeded by Edward I1
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1273
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- "Summa
Theologica," by Thomas Aquinas1
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1274
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1275
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- Kublai
Khan employs Marco Polo, creating the first
European-Asian diplomatic relationship1
& 3
- "Chirurgia,"
by William of Saliceto (possibly 1st record of
human dissection)1
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1276
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- Pope
Gregory X, Innocent V, Hadrian V, and John XXI1
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1277
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- Roger
Bacon charged with heresy1
- Pope
Nicholas III (-1280)1
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1278
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- Jews
persecuted in London1
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1279
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