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| 1366 | Birth |  |
| 3rd April Bolingbroke Birth of Henry IV |
| 3rd April Bolingbroke Birth of Henry IV, son of John of Gaunt & grandson of Edward III |
| 4th April Birth of Henry IV |
| 4th April Birth of Henry IV, son of John of Gaunt & grandson of Edward III |
| 1377 | Peerage | |
| Derby Created Earl of Derby |
| 1381 | Marriage | |
| 10th Feb Arundel Marries Mary of Bohun, daughter of the Earl of Hereford |
| 1388 | Parliament | |
| London Henry Bolingbroke enters Parliament to protest against the tyranny of Richard II |
| 1392 | Pilgrimage Henry IV | |
| Jerusalem Goes on as pilgrimage to Jerusalem |
| 1397 | Succession | |
| London Created Duke of Hereford |
| 1398 | Exile of Henry IV | |
| 16th Sep London Accused of treason while trying to warn Richard of Lord Mowbray's treasonable remarks |
| 16th Sep London Exiled by his cousin Richard II to France for 10 years |
| 1399 | Abdication | |
| 29th Sep Tower of London Richard II abidicates, Henry IV becomes the 1st Lancastrian monarch |
| 1399 | Arrest | |
| 19th Aug London Captured by Richard II |
| 1399 | Coronation | |
| 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 |
| 1399 | Exile of Henry IV | |
| Yorkshire Henry returns from exile by landing in Yorkshire |
| Richard II extends Henry IV's exile for life |
| 3rd Feb Richard II extends Henry IV's banishment from 10 years to life |
| 1399 | Invasion of England | |
| July Richard II leaves England to suppress a rebellion in Ireland |
| 1399 | Peerage | |
| Lancaster Created Duke of Lancaster |
| 1399 | Rebellion | |
| A rebellion is organized by the earls of Kent, Salisbury & Huntingdon |
| 1399 | Succession | |
| 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 |
| 1400 | Rebellion | |
| Sep Owain Glyn Dwr is declared Prince as Wales rebels against English rule |
| 1400 | Succession | |
| 6th Jan London Suppresses the rebellious supporters of Richard II |
| 1402 | Battle of Pilleth | |
| 22nd June Pilleth The Welsh under Glendower defeat the English under Edmund de Mortimer |
| 1402 | Invasion of England | |
| Isle of Wight French land 1700 men and rout some villages on the Isle of Wight |
| 1402 | Marriage | |
| 3rd April Eltham Palace Henry IV marries Joan, daughter of Charles II of Navarre, by proxy |
| 1402 | Rebellion | |
| Henry IV sends Edmund de Mortimer to Wales to crush the Welsh rebellion |
| 1403 | Arrest | |
| London Henry IV does not raise a ransom & Percy decides to change allegiance the Welsh |
| The Welsh capture Henry Percy's brother-in-law Edmund Mortimer |
| 11th Aug York Northumberland submits to Henry IV & is arrested, his life is spared |
| 1403 | Battle of Shrewsbury | |
| 20th July Shrewsbury Marches to Shrewsbury to prevent the rebels from joining up with Glendower |
| 21st July Shrewsbury Henry "Hotspur" is killed in his effort to join Owen Glendower |
| 21st July Shrewsbury Northumberland surrenders & is pardoned with a fine |
| 1403 | Invasion of England | |
| July Henry IV marches north to repel border raids from Scotland & Wales |
| 1403 | Invasion of Wales | |
| Aug Launches a short campaign in Wales & returns to London for the winter |
| 1403 | Marriage | |
| 7th Feb Navarre Marries Joan of Navarre |
| 1403 | Rebellion | |
| 12th July Nottingham Reaches Nottingham & hears that the Percy's have risen against him with the Welsh |
| 1404 | Invasion of England | |
| Aug Harfleur 60 ships are gathered with provisions intended for Owen Glendower |
| 1404 | Parliament | |
| Jan London Parliament opens from January to March |
| Aug London Opens Parliament in order to increase the defence grant |
| Oct Coventry The 2nd Parliament of the year meets at Coventry, the "Unlearned Parliament" |
| 1404 | Siege of Dartmouth | |
| Dartmouth Charles VI attacks Dartmouth |
| 1404 | Siege of Guyenne | |
| Guyene Orleans marches on Guyenne, still in English hands |
| 1405 | Battle of Shipton Moor | |
| 29th May Shipton Moor The Archbishop of York's forces are defeated by the Earl of Westmorland |
| 1405 | Invasion of Wales | |
| 14th May Hereford Reaches Hereford on a campaign to invade Wales |
| 23rd May Hereford Calls off the invasion because of a rebellion by Earl Henry Percy of Northumberland |
| 1405 | Rebellion | |
| 23rd May Hereford Sets northwards for the 2nd time in 2 years in order to defend the throne |
| 1406 | Arrest | |
| The Scottish King's son is captured at sea |
| 1408 | Battle of Bramham Moor | |
| 19th Feb Bramham Moor Defeats & captures the Earl of Northumberland Henry Percy, who is later executed |
| 1412 | Treaty of Auxerre | |
| Aug Auxerre The treaty of Bourges is agreed between Henry IV & the Dukes of Orleans , Berri, and Bourbon, which was nullified by the treaty of Auxerre in August |
| 1412 | Treaty of Bourges | |
| Aug Bourges The treaty of Bourges is agreed between Henry IV & the Dukes of Orleans , Berri, and Bourbon, which was nullified by the treaty of Auxerre in August |
| 1413 | Burial | |
| Canterbury Buried in Canterbury Cathedral |
| 1413 | Death | |
| 20th Mar Westminster Abbey Death of Henry IV, has a stroke praying in the Jerusalem Chamber, as prophesised |
| 1415 | Siege of Harfleur | |
| 13th Aug Harfleur Begins the siege of Harfleur |
| 22nd Sep Harfleur Ends the siege of Harfleur |
| 1418 | Invasion of England | |
| Isle of Wight More French raids are repulsed on the Isle of Wight |
