World history and events in Year 1152

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Subjects
Arts
Government
Monarchy
Politics
Religion
Warfare

General

House Aragon

House Blois

House Canmore

House Hohenstaufen

House Plantagenet

House Poitiers

House Toulouse

Roman Catholic Church

Biographies

Adrian IV

Albert I the Bear

Alfonso II

Conrad III

David I

Eleanor of Aquitaine

Eustace

Frederick I Barbarossa

Henry II

Raymond III

Stephen

Theobald

Places

Aquitaine
Beaugency
Bordeaux
Brandenburg
Canterbury
Havelburg
London
Poitiers
Poities
Wallingford


Birth Alfonso II
Birth of Alfonso II, son of Queen Petronilla & Ramon Berenguer IV of Barcelona
Brandenburg Albert I the Bear
Brandenburg Receives the Bishopric of Brandenburg
Dowry Eleanor of Aquitaine Eleanor of Aquitaine
19th Dec Aquitaine Henry II is given Aquitaine as part of adowry when he marries Eleanor of Aquitaine
Exile Theobald
6th April Canterbury Flees to France refusing to pay homage to Stephen's son Eustace as heir to the throne
Havelburg Albert I the Bear
Havelburg Receives the Bishopric of Havelberg
Marriage Eleanor of Aquitaine
19th Dec Poitiers Marries Henry II
Marriage Henry II
18th May Bordeaux Marries Eleanor of Aquitaine
19th Dec London Marries Eleanor of Aquitaine, daughter of the late Duke of Aquitaine
19th Dec Poities Given Aquitaine as part of the marriage dowry, remains English until 1452
19th Dec Poities Henry II's marriage is celebrated in the Cathedral of Poitiers
Marriage Eleanor of Aquitaine
Beaugency Divorces Louis VII on grounds of consanguinity & wishes to mary Henry II
Marries Henry Plantagenet, Count of Anjou
Pope Adrian IV
Appointed Legate in Scandinavia
Rule of Aquitaine Eleanor of Aquitaine
19th Dec Aquitaine Henry II is given Aquitaine as part of adowry when he marries Eleanor of Aquitaine
Rule of Aquitaine Henry II
19th Dec Aquitaine Given Aquitaine as part of the marriage dowry, remains English until 1452
Succession Eustace
Stephen names him successor to the English throne
The Archbishop of Canterbury refuses to Eustace as Stephen's successor
Succession Conrad III
Names the future Frederick I as his successor as Holy Roman Emperor
Succession Frederick I Barbarossa
Succeeds as King of Germany , 1155-1190
4th Mar Named Emperor by Conrad III to end the feud between the Guelph & Ghibelline
Succession Raymond III
Succeeds as King of Libya
Succession David I
Names Malcolm, eldest grandson, successor after the death of his only son Earl Henry
Treaty of Wallingford Stephen
Wallingford Provision for the English crown to pass to Matilda's son, Henry of Anjou