Milo Courtenay

Milo Courtenay

Male Abt 1069 - 1138  (69 years)


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   Date  Event(s)
1061 
  • 1061—1092: Vratislav II
    Brother of Spytihnev II. King 1085-1092 as Vratislav I.
1066 
  • 10 1066—1087: King William I The Conqueror
    1066 - William and his Norman army defeat Harold II and the Saxons at the Battle of Hastings. Harold is killed and, after subduing the rest of the country, William is crowned King of England.{\n}1067 - William suppresses a Saxon revolt in the southwest of
  • 12 1066—9 Sep 1087: William I the Conqueror
    Norman: Second cousin to Edward the Confessor, by conquest. Defeated Harold at Hastings.
1069 
  • 1069—1069: King Malcolm Canmore of Scotland marries Margaret (St. Margaret)
1071 
  • 1071—1071: Norman conquest of England complete
1072 
  • 1072—1072: King Malcolm 111 of Scotland submitted to William the Conqueror c 1070
    Re-construction of Canterbury Cathedral begins: The Saxon Cathedral burned down in 1067.{\n}Lanfrac, frist Norman Archbishop, restored and enlarged it's buildings between 1067 and 1077{\n}A new Quire was consecrated in 1130 but burned down in 1174, four y
1079 
  • 1079—1079: Construction of Winchester Cathedral begins (consectraed in 1093 but not completed until 1404
1081 
  • 1081—1081: Building of Tower of London starts (others say 1067)
1086 
  • 1086—1086: Compilation of Domesday Book
1087 
  • 1087—1100: King William II
    King William II Rufus ( 1087 - 1100 ) {\n}{\n}1087 - William Il accedes to the throne on the death of his father, William I.{\n}1088 - William crushes a baronial rebellion in Normandy led by his uncle, Odo of Bayenx, William's brother, Robert supports the
  • 9 1087—2 Aug 1100: William II (Rufus)
    Norman: 3rd son of William I, accidentally killed by arrow while hunting.
10 1092 
  • 1092—1100: Bretislav II
    Nephew of Konr d I, son of Vratislav II.
  • 1092—1092: Konr d I. Brnensky (Conrad of Brno)
    Brother of Vratislav II.
11 1098 
  • 1098—1098: Expedition of Magnus Barelegs to Scottish coasts
12 1100 
  • 1100—1135: King Henry I
    King Henry I ( 1100 - 1135 ) {\n}{\n}1100 - Henry I succeeds his brother, William II.{\n}1100 - Henry issues a Charter of Liberties, pledging good governance.{\n}1100 - Henry marries Edith known as Matilda, daughter of Malcolm III of Scotland. {\n}1101 -
  • 8 May 1100—1 Dec 1135: Henry I Beauclerc
    Norman: Youngest son of William I
13 1101 
  • 1101—1107: Borivoj II
    Brother of Bretislav II.
14 1102 
  • 1102—1102: Synod of Westminster under St. Anselm forbids clergy to marry
15 1107 
  • 1107—1109: Svatopluk Olomoucky (Sventopluk of Olomouc)
    First cousin of Borivoj II.
16 1109 
  • 1109—1117: Vladislav I. (Vladislaus)
    Brother of Borivoj II.
17 1110 
  • 1110—1110: Introductions in England of Pipe Rolls, recording exchequer payments
18 1117 
  • 1117—1120: Borivoj II
    Second time
19 1120 
  • 1120—1120: First reference in Scotland to Burghs and Sheriffs
  • 1120—1125: Vladislav I
    Second time
20 1125 
  • 1125—1140: Sobeslav I. (Sobeslaus)
    Brother of Vladislav I.
21 1135 
  • 1135—1154: King Stephen
    {\n}King Stephen ( 1135 - 1154 ) {\n}1135 - Stephen usurps the throne from Matilda, Henry 1's daughter.{\n}1136 - The Earl of Norfolk leads the first rebellion against Stephen.{\n}1138 - Robert, Earl of Gloucester, an illegitimate son of Henry I, deserts
  • 12 1135—25 Oct 1154: Stephen
    Norman: Son of Adela,daugher of William I, and Count of Blois
22 1138 
  • 1138—1138: Battle of The Standard