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| Battle of Halidon Hill Valence, Aymer de |  |
| 10th May Halidon Hill Defeated by Robert Bruce who gains revenge for defeat at the battle of Methven |
| Battle of Halidon Hill Robert I the Bruce |  |
| 10th July Halidon Hill Robert Bruce returns from Ireland & defeats the English under de Valence |
| Battle of Loudon Hill Edward I | |
| 10th May Loudon Hill The English are defeated by the Scots at the battle of Loundoun Hill lead by Robert I of Scotland |
| Battle of Loudon Hill Robert I the Bruce | |
| 10th May Loudon Hill The English are defeated by the Scots at the battle of Loundoun Hill lead by Robert I of Scotland |
| Burial of Edward I Edward I | |
| 28th Oct Westminster Abbey Buried in Westminster Abbey |
| Burial of Joan of Acre Joan of Acre | |
| Suffolk Buried at the Augustinian priory, miracles were said to occur at her grave, especially the healing of toothache, back pain & fever |
| Capture of Urquhart Castle Robert I the Bruce | |
| 10th July Urquhart Castle Robert Bruce captures Urquhart Castle & places it in the care of Sir Thomas Ranpolph, the Earl of Moray |
| Coronation of Edward II Edward II | |
| 8th July Westminster Abbey Crowned King of England, son of Edward I |
| Death of Edward I Edward I | |
| 7th July Burgh Upds Death of Edward I, "the hammer of the Scots" |
| 7th July Burgh Upds Dies at Burgh-upon-the-Sands, Solway |
| Death of Joan of Acre Joan of Acre | |
| 7th April Suffolk Death of Joan of Acre, at the manor of Clare in Suffolk |
| Death of Walter de Wenlock Walter de Wenlock | |
| London Death of Walter de Wenlock |
| Excommunication of Robert I the Bruce Robert I the Bruce | |
| Jan Carlisle Excommunicated by the papal nuncio when the English Parliament meets in Carlisle |
| Exile of Edward I Edward I | |
| Dover Edward II banishes Edward II's favourite, Edward II sees him off at Dover |
| Exile of Edward II Edward II | |
| Dover Edward II banishes Edward II's favourite, Edward II sees him off at Dover |
| Exile of Gaveston Gaveston, Piers de | |
| Dover Edward II banishes Edward II's favourite, Edward II sees him off at Dover |
| Invasion of Scotland Edward I | |
| July Launches an invasion of Scotland but dies of dysentery |
| 3rd July Carlisle Leaves Carlisle |
| 6th July Burgh Upds Sets up camp at Burh-upon-Sands |
| 7th July England rereats from Scotland, major castles are recovered except Berwick & Stirling |
| Invasion of Scotland Edward II | |
| Joins his father, Edward I, on his invasion of Scotland |
| Dec Lanercost Edward I & Edward II winter at Lanercost Priory near Carlisle |
| Invasion of Scotland Robert I the Bruce | |
| The aging Edward I decides to come to Scotland at the head of a large army to punish the Scots' rebellion but the now weak and sick king is ineffectual as a military leader |
| Lanercost Priory Edward I | |
| Dec Lanercost Edward I & Edward II winter at Lanercost Priory near Carlisle |
| Rebellion Robert I the Bruce | |
| Faced by too many problems at home and completely lacking the ruthlessness and resourcefulness of his father, the young Edward II has no wish to get embroiled in the affairs of Scotland |
| Robert I, aided mightily by his Chief Lieutenant, Sir James Douglas , "the Black Douglas ", wins a first victory on Palm Sunday |
| The aging Edward I decides to come to Scotland at the head of a large army to punish the Scots' rebellion but the now weak and sick king is ineffectual as a military leader |
| Rule of Scotland Robert I the Bruce | |
| A series of successful campaigns against the Comyns and their allies leaves Roert I the Bruce in control of most of Scotland |
| Siege of Urquhart Castle Robert I the Bruce | |
| 10th July Urquhart Castle Robert Bruce captures Urquhart Castle & places it in the care of Sir Thomas Ranpolph, the Earl of Moray |
| Succession of Edward II Edward II | |
| Succeeds as King of England |
