Time Line Of The House Of Lancaster 1399 - 1461
| Previous Time Line | |
| 1397 - 1499 | Richard II's 'tyranny' |
| 1399 | Deposition of Richard II; Accession of Henry the Fourth (who died 1413 ). |
| 1400 | Rebellion of Owain Glyndwr begins (to 1410) |
| 1401 | Statute of Heresy. |
| 1402 | Battle of Homildon Hill. |
| 1403 | Henry Hotspur defeated at Shrewsbury |
| Revolt of the Percies. | |
| 1403 - 1405 | French descents on England. |
| 1405 | Execution of Archbishop Scrope of York |
| Revolt and execution of Archbishop Scrope of York | |
| 1407 | French attack Gascony. |
| 1408 | Defeat of the earl of Northumberland at Bramham Moor |
| 1411 | English force sent to aid Duke of Burgundy in France. |
| 1413 | Death of Henry IV; accession of Henry V (who died 1422 ) |
| 1414 | A Lollard conspiracy, led by John Oldcastle is quickly suppressed. |
| 1415 | A plot led by the Earl of Cambridge to assassinate Henry V. at Southhampton is betrayed and the |
| conspirators executed . | |
| English victory against the French at Agincourt | |
| 1417 | Henry invades Normandy. |
| 1419 | Alliance with Duke of Burgundy. |
| 1419 - 1420 | English conquest of Normandy |
| 1420 | Anglo-French treaty of Troyes makes Henry V. heir to the French throne |
| 1422 | Death of Henry V; accession of Henry VI, ( who died 1471 ). |
| 1424 | Battle of Verneuil |
| 1428 | Joan of Arc relieves the siege of Orleans, a turning point in the Hundred Years War. |
| 1430 | County Suffrage restricted . |
| 1431 | Death of Joan of Arc. |
| 1435 | Death of John, duke of Bedford; Franco-Burgundian Congress of Arras. |
| 1436 - 1437 | Henry VI comes of age |
| 1445 | Marriage of Margaret of Anjou. to Henry VI. as part of the Anglo - French peace treaty |
| 1447 | Death of Duke of Gloucester |
| 1449 - 1450 | French overrun Normandy |
| 1450 | Impeachment and death of Duke of Suffolk |
| Loss of Normandy. | |
| Murder of the duke of Suffolk; - John Cade's Insurrection. | |
| 1451 | Loss of Guienne. |
| 1453 | The French overrun Gascony; Henry VI becomes ill, effectively ending the Hundred Years War |
| 1454 | Duke of York named Protector. |
| 1455 | First Battle of the War of the Roses at St Albans between Richard, duke of York and the royalist forces |
| 1456 | End of York's Protectorate. |
| 1459 | Failure of Yorkist revolt. |
| Defeat of the duke of York at Blore Heath and Ludford Bridge | |
| 1460 | Battle of Northampton. |
| York acknowledged as successor. | |
| Battle of Wakefield. | |
| 1461 | Second Battle of St. Albans. |
| Battle of Mortimer's Cross. | |
