Early Reign of Charles V

Death of Ferdinand

1516

Treaty of Noyon

Aug 13, 1516

Charles I/V would acknowledge France's rule in Milan and tried to have a marriage treaty between France and Spain going. War was started under Ferdinand and ended under Charles

Charles in Spain

Period: Sep 1, 1517 to May 1, 1520

Martin Luther nails his Thesis

Oct 31, 1517

Charles lands in Spain and assumes power

Nov 4, 1517

His mother was still considered insane and got formal authorization from her that day to assume power.

Black Plague has recurrence in Valencia

1519

Charles' Grandfather (HRE Emperor) dies

Jan 12, 1519

Maximillian I, HRE dies making him the de fact heir to the HRE

Crowned Charles V of the HRE

Jan 28, 1519

He was Charles I of Spain

Complutensian Polyglot Bible

1520

Since 1504 Cisneros, Spanish Translation scholars, and others had been complining a polyglot bible. Published in 1520, widespread in 1522. Both OT and NT.

Revolt of the Brotherhoods

Period: Apr 1, 1520 to Mar 8, 1522

Toledo has radical city councilmen removed

Apr 15, 1520

Revolt of the Comuneros

Period: Apr 16, 1520 to Oct 25, 1521

After Charles left to be crowned Holy Roman Emperor, he left the Dutchman Adrian of Utrecht to take care of matters and a bunch of merchants and low levels peasants in the cities tried to impose Juana as queen to protect their rights.

Charles lands in England

May 26, 1520

Cements an English-Habsburg alliance to deal with France

Woolworkers kill two people who voted in favour of the new taxes in Segovia

May 30, 1520

Other similar things happened in other cities too.

Toledo Council Suggestions

Jun 8, 1520

1. Cancel the new taxes
2. return ot the encabezamineto tax system
3. Official and Church positions for castillians
4. Castilian taxes only for use in Castile
5. Have a Castilian to rule when the king was away

Ideas became really popular and many cities stopped sending their taxes and started to self rule.

Rodrigo Ronquillo denied entry to Segovia

Jun 10, 1520

Sent to investigate the murders at Segovia, but he wasn't allowed in and couldn't besieged, so a blockade was started on Segovia. Toledo and Madrid sent their militias to help break it.

Royalist burn Medino del Campo

Aug 21, 1520

One of the main financial hubs. causes a lot of cities in the more southern region to defect

Royalists take Tordesillas

Dec 4, 1520

Had been fighting since late November. Rebels lost Juana and a was a huge morale downer. Many royalist troops had to be left due to lack of money.

Rebels take Torrelobatón

Feb 21, 1521

Padilla was able to take the city and regain morale for the rebels

Diet of Worms

Apr 18, 1521

Charles condemns Luther as a heretic, although Luther's ideas were rapidly spreading in Germany.

Battle of Villalar

Apr 23, 1521

Rebels suffered from a lack of good generalship. With heavy rains the and being out Calvary and a late retreat the Royalists were able to push their advantage and capture the three main leaders of the rebellion. Juan de Padilla, Juan Bravo, and Francisco Maldonado who would later be executed.

Francis I invades Spain

May 10, 1521

Suprise motha fucka. While Charles V is out of the country and invades Pamplona

Italian War of 1521-1526

Period: May 10, 1521 to Jan 14, 1526

Spain kicks French ass again lmao

Edict of Worms condemns Luther

May 25, 1521

Battle of Noain-Esquiroz

Jun 30, 1521

Spanish forces repel the French-Navarrese attempt to retake Navarre

Battle of Almenara

Jul 18, 1521

Royalist victory against the guild.

Battle of Gandia

Jul 25, 1521

Victory for the Germanias led by Vicent Peris

Siege of Mézières

Aug 15, 1521

Imperial make initial gains in counter attacking France, but they lose the siege of Mézières. Exact date unknown. August-September

Battle of Oriola

Sep 30, 1521

The agermanados (members of the Germanias) were starting to have a lot of internal dispute amongst radical and moderates. Royalist forces took over Southern Valencia

Spanish Counter Attack on France (Siege of Tournai)

Nov 1, 1521

After France had tried to take over Navarre, Spain-Papal States- HRE (Imperial forces) Counter attack Spain in the east. Will capture Fort Tournai

Triple Alliance Formed

Nov 28, 1521

Henry VIII, The Pope (Leo X), and Charles V/I form an alliance against France

Pope Leo X dies

Dec 1, 1521

Adrian of Utrecht elected Pope

Jan 9, 1522

Elected Pope as a compromise candidate, but dies less than two years as pope and doesn't do much.

Vicent Peris returns to Valencia

Feb 18, 1522

tries to come in and get his people again to support him against the royalists

Peris is killed

Mar 3, 1522

Royalist find him and kill him in Valencia, along with many of his supporters.

Battle of Bicocca

Apr 27, 1522

Extremely Decisive Spanish victory against France, force France out of Italy and focus attention on Genoa

The Hidden one killed

May 19, 1522

he had a bounty on his head, no one could over take his role

Charles in Spain

Period: Jul 1, 1522 to Jul 1, 1529

Siege of Alzira

Dec 9, 1522

Viceroy Diego Hurtado de Mendoza finally enters the city after almost a year of besieging. Marked the end of the Revolt in Valencia, and generous terms were given to the last holdout in Xativa

Clement VII elected Pope

Nov 19, 1523

The Battle of Pavia

Feb 24, 1525

puts an end to the 1521-1526 Italian war. Decisive Spanish Victory, Francis I is captured

Treaty of Madrid

Jan 14, 1526

Official ended Italian wars of 1521-1526. Francis I agrees to - Renounce claims in Italy, Flanders Artois, send two sons to court to be hostages, marry Charles Sister Eleanor and give back Bourbon the land France had took

Francis I released

Mar 17, 1526

Treaty of Madrid renegged

Mar 26, 1526

With the pope Clement VII backing him, Francis I says he wont be bound by the treaty. Pope starts to create a French-Papal-Anglo anti Habsburg alliance

Charles in Spain

Period: Apr 1, 1533 to Apr 1, 1535

Charles in Spain

Period: Dec 1, 1536 to May 1, 1539

until "spring"

Charles in Spain

Period: Nov 1, 1541 to May 1, 1543