1300-1400 English displacing French as language of the upper classes and in schools and law courts.
Jan 1, 1301
Edward I of England invests his baby son Edward as Prince of Wales
Jan 1, 1305
Philip IV expels the Jews from France.
Jan 2, 1306
New Scottish rebellion against English rule led by Robert the Bruce. Robert is crowned King of Scotalnd at Scone, rules until 1329. This ends the ten-year interregnum in Scotland.
Jan 1, 1310
English barons appoint appoint 21 peers--the Lords Ordainers--to manage Edward II's household and control the country until the king reaches his maturity.
Mar 26, 1311
The Great Famine.
Feb 25, 1315
End of the Great Famine.
Jun 26, 1317
France adopts the Salic Law, excluding women from succession to the throne.
Jul 11, 1318
The Swiss make peace with the Habsburgs.
Sep 7, 1337
Hundred Year's War between Britain and France started.
Feb 4, 1347
Black Death disease destroyed about 1/3 of European population.
Nov 5, 1368
Mongol defeated in China.
Feb 25, 1381
Peasants Revolt in England.
Feb 25, 1382
The Bible is translated into English by John Wycliffe.
Apr 26, 1397
Norway, Sweden and Denmark unifed into one kingdom.