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1100-1135    was the reign of    Henry I Also known as Beauclerc History & Mythology > English Monarchs

Henry I    ruled France from    July 20, 1031 to August 4, 1060 History & Mythology > Kings of France

Henry I of England    had the sobriquet    Lion of Justice History & Mythology > Sobriquets

Finland    has the patron saint    Henry I July 13 History & Mythology > Patron Saints - Places

Henry I the Fowler    of the    House of Liudofing (Saxon) 919-936 - Gained his epithet because he was allegedly fixing his birding nets when messengers arrived to inform him that he was to be king. History & Mythology > German Kings

Henry I    was known as    Henry Beauclerc Called Beauclerc for his scholarly interests - Beauclerc means fine or good scholar. Aka Henry the Scholar. History & Mythology > Sobriquets - English Monarchs

Henry I    was known as    Lion of Justice For refinements which he brought about in the administrative and legislative machinery of the time. History & Mythology > Sobriquets - English Monarchs

1154-1189    was the reign of    Henry II Also known as Curtmantle History & Mythology > English Monarchs

Henry IV, Part II        "A Man Can Die but Once." Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Lines

Henry IV    was known as    Henry Bolingbroke Henry was born at Bolingbroke Castle History & Mythology > Sobriquets - English Monarchs

Henry IV, Part II    is a    Historical Play Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Plays

Henry II    was known as    Curtmantle "Curtmantle" is Old gael English for 'short coat'. Henry II was the first monarch whose coat was shorter than his predecessors. This prevented others from 'stepping on his coat tails'. History & Mythology > Sobriquets - English Monarchs

Lady Percy    is a character in    Henry IV, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

1399-1413    was the reign of    Henry IV Also known as Bolingbroke History & Mythology > English Monarchs

Blunt    is a character in    Henry IV, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Hotspur (Henry Percy)    is a character in    Henry IV, Part I Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Edward Poins    is a character in    Henry IV, Part I Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Glendower    is a character in    Henry IV, Part I Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Peto    is a character in    Henry IV, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Henry IV of France    had the sobriquet    Good King Henry History & Mythology > Sobriquets

François Ravaillac    assassinated    Henry IV of France Ravaillac's execution consisted of being pulled apart by four horses on May 27, 1610. History & Mythology > Assassins

William Shakespeare    wrote    Henry IV, Part I & II Arts & Literature > Plays

Henry IV    of the    House of Salian (Frankish) 1054-1105 - His reign was marked by the Investiture Controversy with the Papacy and several civil wars with pretenders to his throne in Italy and Germany. History & Mythology > German Kings

1171        Henry II Led an Army to Waterford Alarmed at the prospect of Strongbow forming his own independent kingdom in Leinster the English king Henry II leads an army to Waterford. Strongbow submits to the king and is rewarded by being made Lord of Leinster. History & Mythology > Irish History

Henry IV, Part III        "Suspicion Always Haunts the Guilty Mind; The Thief Doth Fear Each Bush an Officer." Watch the Spongebob Squarepants episode "The Nasty Patty" for a humorous illustration of this quote. Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Lines

Henry III    was known as    Henry of Winchester Henry was born at Winchester Castle History & Mythology > Sobriquets - English Monarchs

Henry III    ruled France from    May 30, 1574 to August 2, 1589 History & Mythology > Kings of France

Henry IV, Part I    is a    Historical Play Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Plays

Henry II    was known as    FitzEmpress FitzEmpress means son of the Empress. Henry was the son of Empress Matilda, daughter of King Henry I of England. History & Mythology > Sobriquets - English Monarchs

Edict of Boulogne (1573)    was signed by    King Henry III of France Ends the fourth phase of the French Wars of Religion; gives Huguenots the right to worship in La Rochelle, Montauban, and Nimes History & Mythology > Historical Edicts

Fang    is a character in    Henry IV, Part II A Sheriff's Officer Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

1155        Henry II Granted Dominion over Ireland Ireland was made a feudal possession of Henry II of England by Pope Adrian IV, the only English Pope. History & Mythology > Irish History

Falstaff    is a character in    Henry IV, Part I Sir John Falstaff Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Robert Shallow    is a character in    Henry IV, Part II Country Justice Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Lady Northumberland    is a character in    Henry IV, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Edict of Nantes (1598)    was signed by    King Henry IV of France Granted French Protestants (Huguenots) substantial rights in France History & Mythology > Historical Edicts

Edict of Beaulieu (1576)    was signed by    King Henry III of France Ends the fifth phase of the French Wars of Religion; gives the Huguenots the right of public worship History & Mythology > Historical Edicts

Henry IV, Part III        "The Smallest Worm Will Turn, Being Trodden On." Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Lines

Harcourt    is a character in    Henry IV, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Bardolph    is a character in    Henry IV, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Lord Hastings    is a character in    Henry IV, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Ralph Mouldy    is a character in    Henry IV, Part II Country Soldier Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

Simon Shadow    is a character in    Henry IV, Part II Country Soldier Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

1216-1272    was the reign of    Henry III History & Mythology > English Monarchs

Lord Chief Justice    is a character in    Henry IV, Part II Arts & Literature > Shakespeare Characters

The Lion in Winter    portrays    Henry II 1968 film based on a 1966 Broadway play; starring Peter O'Toole Movies > Biographical Films