Gloria Aragonesa

Gloria Aragonesa


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Kapitel I
A dynastic marriage with Princess Eleanor of England, daughter of King Edward I of England, was arranged with Alfonso of Aragon. Alfonso III of Aragon married Eleanor of England on the Barcelona Cathedral on 1292.

This meant that the Kingdom of Aragon will be allied with England as long as Eleanor of England lives, she decided that the King of Aragon and the King of England should be crusading to Jerusalem and regain Jerusalem from the Saracens on 1292 which caused England and Aragon to focus and create a new war to regain Jerusalem.

Suddenly Eleanor of England found out that she is pregnant and the King was overjoyed and gave birth to a daughter named Eleanor of Aragon on 1293 and the other, a son named Edward on 1295 and another son named Alfonso in 1296.

On 1295, Acre and Jerusalem are recaptured by the English and the Aragonese, Jerusalem became under the Aragonese throne and retained it.

After the defeat in the hands of the crusaders, Al-Nasir Muhammad felt very nervous, anxious and depressed because of the shame of losing in the hands of the people he consider as heathen dogs.


Vivaldi and his crew decided to return to Catalonia at this time instead because they believed that the journey they undertook was impossible to handle for them.

The return of the Vivaldi and his crew were celebrated in Catalonia were celebrated there, however, Alfonso III is disappointed, although he was happy that he was able to discover the whereabouts of the gold in Guinea, which excited him very much.

Alfonso III would return to Jerusalem, very happy of the good news of the possible riches so he decided to crusade more and more on Jerusalem, now that it is a part of his own territory.

On 1300, Alfonso III would make a treaty with France that the town of Montpelhier would be an Aragonese territory not a fiefdom of France, if not he will ask help from the English.

At this point, Aragon is one of the most powerful countries in the Mediterranean again, with the help of the English and also they control Jerusalem, no one would mess with Aragon nor the Catalans because they are the one of the greatest powers in the Mediterranean.

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Kapitel II
In late 1287, Henry IV, the the Duke of Silesia was defeated by Wladyslaw the Elbowhigh and later decided to strengthen his rule in Lower Silesia, making Wladyslaw the Elbowhigh the High duke of Poland and Henry, now instead of focusing on getting the Polish throne he focused on strengthening his rule in Silesia rather than to focus on establishing him as the King of Poland.

n 1290 Henry IV Probus, duke of Silesia at Wrocław, gave the bishops privileges of autonomy on their lands in Nysa, creating the legal basis for the Duchy of Nysa.

Matilda of Brandenburg, the wife of Henry IV the duke of Silesia gives birth on October 5, 1290 and names their son Henryk in Wroclaw.

On 1290, Wladyslaw the Elbowhigh is poisoned by the agents of the Kingdom of Bohemia so that his rival Przemysl II can claim the Polish throne.

Henry IV the Duke of Silesia finds about the the allegience of Przemysl II of Greater Poland and Henry the Fat to Wenceslaus II of Bohemia and he was angry and because of that he had a plan in mind.

Henry IV of Silesia annexed the lands of Henry the Fat and on March 1291 he had Henry the fat imprisoned in a tower in Wroclaw days without food and later he dies due to this, his daughters fled to Austria and became married to the Meinharder dynasty.

Henry IV also besieges Opole and Wielun and annexes them to his lands in 1293, forcing Bolko I into exhile which caused the Duchy of Bytom to suffer partition because Kozle was given to Bolko I.

On 1295, Przemysl II is crowned as the King of Poland and gives Lesser Poland to Wenceslaus II of Bohemia as well as the hand of his daughter to his son, Prince Wenceslaus of Bohemia, however, he is kidnapped and killed by the Brandenburgian forces forcing Wenceslaus II make Elisabeth Richeza marry Wenceslaus, the Prince of Bohemia who took the Polish throne on the behalf of Elisabeth Richeza and is on regency..

Matilda of Brandenburg gave birth to a daughter named Kunigunde of Silesia on 1296.

On 1296 Henry IV of Silesia passed laws in his realms giving the nobles in Silesia privileges which means lesser taxes and the people of the Oder basin preferred his rule to the other dukes which caused rebellions and depositions of Dukes of Lower Silesia, the Deposed dukes descendants became part of the nobility, in his time the clans Dunin and Awdaniec gained back their influence in Silesia again creating the Silesia that would unite Poland in the coming decades.

On 1305 Wenceslaus II would die and Wenceslaus III would assume the two thrones of Poland and Bohemia, however, a few months after Wenceslaus II dies, Wenceslaus III would mysteriously die as well causing Henry IV of Silesia to annex Greater Poland and Lesser Poland, after this time, his realm is divided into four Voivodeships, Poznan, Kalisz, Krakow, Sandomierz, Wroclaw and Opole Voivodeships, in this time Elisabeth Richeza of Poland is heavily pregnant, however, she only gave birth to a daughter on 1305 named Agnes which was sidelined by Henry of Carinthia and Anna of Bohemia, at this point, Lublin is held by Galicia-Volhynia and Matilda gives birth to a daughter named Elisabeth, on this time the Small duchies of Upper Silesia and Kuyavia were forced to be vassalized to the Polish throne leaving behind Mazovia as independent.

On 1310 Henry Probus would join the crusade to Jerusalem and Matilda of Brandenburg would give birth to a son named Casimir, in this time he arrived with the crown of Poland on his return to Poland and became Henry I of Poland, however, the new King of Bohemia, John of Luxembourg who married Princess Elisabeth of Bohemia who deposed Anne of Bohemia would object on that, on this time, Henry, the son of Henry Probus would marry Maria of Halych, the eldest daughter of Yuri of Galicia, however, he was not able to negotiate for the removal of the Teutons on the Baltics, On Jerusalem, Kunigunde of Silesia told her father she would remain and want to marry Frederick of Lorraine, Kunigunde of Silesia would marry Frederick of Lorraine on 1310, who would rule Lorraine.


On 1311, the treaty of Trencin was made which was to have Henry I renounce his claims to Pomerania and Pomerelia in exchange for John of Bohemia renouncing his claims to Poland making Poland a land locked country for years to come, on the same time, Elisabeth of Silesia would marry Charles Robert of Hungary.
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Kapitel III

The Crown Prince of England, Edward, Prince of Wales , on the year 1300 marries Margaret of France, the oldest daughter of Philip IV in order for France to guarantee a cease fire on Gascony.
At this point a possible succession crisis in France is brewing since in 1300 and Joan I of Navarre never gave birth to a son again, in this point of time Clementia of Hungary, and Philip of Valois are now living at the same house and at the same time betrothed and precontracted, her dowry is the County of Provence.

Joan I of Navarre m. Philip IV of France
-Margaret, Queen of Navarre, Queen of England b. 1288
-Louis of France b. 1289 d. 1305
-Blanche, Countess of Champagne, Hainaut and Holland b.1290
-Isabella, Queen of Castile b.1295

Blanche, The second daughter of Joanna was married to another prince on 1300, William, the future Count of Hainault, Zealand and Holland while the third daughter, Isabella is married to Fernando the King of Castile on 1309.

Edward II m. Margaret of France
-Eleanor of England b. 1298
Eleanor of England was born a few months before Margaret of France died.

Edward II m. Margaret, Queen of Navarre
-Edward III, King of England and Titular King of France b. 1305
-Alfonso, King of Navarre, Duke of York and Duke of Aquitaine b. 1307
-Geoffrey, Duke of Champagne b. 1308
-Philippa of England 1311

Due to the sudden death of Philip IV of France on 1310 and his heir, Louis dying before him on 1305 and his wife, Joan dying on 1304, the succession of France became unknown and Philip Valois, Duke of Anjou and Count of Provence became the King of France and the English considered such succession as usurpation, however the Duchy of Champagne and Navarre went to Margaret.
 
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