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   Abdication of Richard II   Henry IV
 29th Sep Tower of London   Richard II abidicates, Henry IV becomes the 1st Lancastrian monarch
   Abdication of Richard II   Richard II
 29th Sep Tower of London   Abdicates under pressure from the nobles in the Tower of London
 29th Sep Tower of London   Forced to abdicateby the Earl of Hereford, son of John of Gaunt, who claims the crown
 30th Sep London   Parliament accepts Richard's abdication & declares Bolingbroke Henry IV
   Arrest of Henry IV   Henry IV
 19th Aug London   Captured by Richard II
   Arrest of Richard II   Richard II
  Pontefract   Imprisoned in Pontefract Castle after trying to do away with Parliamentary government
 19th Aug Flint   Surrenders to Henry Bolingbroke at Flint Castle & is then imprisoned in the Tower
 19th Aug Tower of London   Surrenders to Henry Bolingbroke at Flint Castle & is then imprisoned in the Tower
   Chamberlain North Trevor   Trevor, John
    Appointed Chamberlain of North Wales
   Coronation of Henry IV   Henry IV
 13th Oct Westminster Abbey   Founds the House of Lancaster, 1399-1461
 13th Oct Westminster Abbey   With the agreement of Parliament becomes the 1st Lancastrian King of England
   Death of John of Gaunt   John of Gaunt
 3rd Feb Leicester Castle   Death of John of Gaunt, leaves his lands to the future Henry IV in exile
 3rd Feb Leicester Castle   Gaunt died of natural causes at Leicester Castle, with his wife Katherine by his side
 3rd Feb Leicester Castle   When John of Gaunt dies his estates are declared forfeit to the crown, as Richard II had exiled John's less diplomatic heir, Henry Bolingbroke, in 1398
   Death of John of Gaunt   Lancaster
    John of Gaunt dies leaving his lands to the future Henry IV in exile
   Death of Richard II   Richard II
 19th Aug London   Richard II is captured & defeated by Bolingbroke
   Exile of Henry IV   Henry IV
    Richard II extends Henry IV's exile for life
  Yorkshire   Henry returns from exile by landing in Yorkshire
 3rd Feb   Richard II extends Henry IV's banishment from 10 years to life
   Exile of Richard II   Richard II
 3rd Feb   Confiscates Bolingbroke's inheritance & extends his exile from 10 yrs to life
   Invasion of England   Henry IV
  July   Richard II leaves England to suppress a rebellion in Ireland
   Investiture   Henry V
 15th Oct   Invested as the Prince of Wales
   Marriage of Neville   Neville
    Marries the daughter of John of Gaunt
   Marshal   Neville
    Appointed Marshal of England
   Peerage   Henry IV
  Lancaster   Created Duke of Lancaster
   Peerage   Henry V
 15th Oct Chester   Created Earl of Chester
 15th Oct Cornwall   Created Earl of Cornwall
   Privy Council   Edward
  London   Appointed Privy Councillor
   Rebellion   Henry IV
    A rebellion is organized by the earls of Kent, Salisbury & Huntingdon
   Rebellion   Richard II
 1st June   Goes to Ireland to suppress the Irish revolt, Henry Bolingbroke can invade England
 27th July   Hears of Bolingbroke's rebellion in Ireland & lands in England
  Aug    Marches through north Wales to gather his forces but it is clear that he cannot win
 10th Aug Conway   At Conway castle Richard is tricked into returning Henry Bolingbroke's lands
   Restoration of Beauchamp   Beauchamp, Thomas de
  Warwick   Restored to his land & title after Henry Bolingbroke usurps Richard II
   Rule of Aquitaine   Henry V
  Aquitaine   Acquitaine is passed onto Henry V
   Succession of Henry IV   Henry IV
  London   Richard II declares Henry disinherited from lands left to him by John of Gaunt
 30th Sep London   Succeeds as King of England, chosen by Parliament to succeed Richard II
   Succession of Henry IV   Percy, Henry "Hotspur"
    Helps place Henry IV on the throne of England

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