Henry VIII timeline.

1491

Henry VIII born
1502

Prince Arthur (H8 brother and first husband of CoA) dies
1502

Henry VII arranges for his son (H8) to marry CoA
1509

Henry VIII gets coronated
1509

Henry VIII marries CoA
1509

Henry VII died
1510

H8 executed Empson and Dudley (unpopular ministers)
1511

Henry VIII joined the Holy League (against France)
1511

Treaty of Westminster (H8/Ferdinand against France)
Period: 1512 to 1514

First French War (ended because of finances)
1513

Henry wins the Battle of the Spurs in France
1513

Henry wins the battle of Flodden in Scotland and James IV dies
1513

H8 executed Edumund De La Pole (Yorkist threat)
1513

Henry VIII took Tournai and Therouanne
1514

Wolsey made Archbishop of York
1514

H8 made peace with France
1514

Mary Tudor marries Louis XII
1515

Louis XII dies
1515

Francis I declared King of France
1515

Thomas Wolsey becomes Cardinal
1516

Mary I is born to H8 and CoA
1516

Ferdinand dies- Charles V takes control of Spain
1517

Luther's Ninety Five theses
1518

Treaty of London, Anglo-French treaty
1518

Cardinal Wolsey appointed as Papal legate
1519

H8s illegitimate son, Henry Fitzroy, was born
1519

Charles V rules all of Burgundy
1519

Maximillian HRE dies
1520

Field of the Cloth of Gold- Francis and Henry
1521

Treaty of Bruges- England and the HRE
1521

War breaks out between Francis and Charles
1521

Henry is declared Defender of the Faith by the Pope
1522

Henry declares war on France
1522

Treaty of Windsor- Charles V and Henry (anti-France)
1525

Francis I captured at the Battle of Pavia
1525

Amicable grant rebellion in the north
1525

Amicable grant for the invasion of France
1525

Treaty of More- France and England
1526

Eltham Ordinances
1526

Tyndale's English Bible published
1527

The Sack of Rome
1527

Treaty of Amiens- France, England and Spain
1528

The Obedience of a Christian Man published
1528

England and France declare war on Charles V
1529

Thomas Cranmer appointed as Chancellor
1529

Fall of Wolsey- praemunire
1529

First session of the Reformation Parliament
1529

Collectanea Satis Copiosa presented to Henry
1531

Henry declares himself supreme head of the English Church
1532

Act in Conditional Restraint of Annates (stops payments)
1532

Supplication against the Ordinaries
1532

The Submission of the Clergy
1532

Thomas More resigns
1532

Cranmer appointed as Archbishop
1533

Henry and Anne are married
1533

Act in Restraint of Appeals (appeal to foreign courts)
1534

Act and an Oath of Succession (for Anne and Henry)
1534

Elizabeth Barton executed
1534

Act of Supremacy
1534

Treason Act
1535

John Fisher executed
1535

Valor Ecclesiasticus- financial survey
1536

Dissolution of the smaller monasteries
1536

Catherine of Aragon dies
1536

The Act of Ten Articles- protestant reforms
1536

Anne Bolyen executed
1536

Henry married Jane Seymour
1536

Pilgrimage of Grace and Lincolnshire rebellion
1537

Jane Seymour dies in childbirth
1539

Act of Six Articles- Catholic doctrine
1539

The Great Bible was published
1539

Act for the Dissolution for the Greater Monasteries
1540

Henry married Anne of Cleeves but was unable to consumate his marriage
1540

Anne of Cleeves marriage annulled
1540

Henry married Catherine Howard
1540

Cromwell arrested and executed- treason and heresy
1542

Catherine Howard was executed after Cranmer told Henry she slept with other men
1542

Henry won at the Battle of Solway Moss
1542

James V died
1543

Henry and Charles V pledged to invade France
1543

Cranmer accused of heresy
1543

Treaty of Greenwich- England and Scotland
1543

Henry marries Catherine Parr
1543

Scotland rejects the treaty of Greenwich
1544

Seige and surrender of Boulogne
1546

Peace of Ardes- England and France
1546

Norfolk and Surrey arrested
1547

Henry VIII dies

Henry VIII born

Prince Arthur (H8 brother and first husband of CoA) dies

Henry VII arranges for his son (H8) to marry CoA

Henry VIII gets coronated

Henry VIII marries CoA

Henry VII died

H8 executed Empson and Dudley (unpopular ministers)

Henry VIII joined the Holy League (against France)

Treaty of Westminster (H8/Ferdinand against France)

First French War (ended because of finances)

Henry wins the Battle of the Spurs in France

Henry wins the battle of Flodden in Scotland and James IV dies

H8 executed Edumund De La Pole (Yorkist threat)

Henry VIII took Tournai and Therouanne

Wolsey made Archbishop of York

H8 made peace with France

Mary Tudor marries Louis XII

Louis XII dies

Francis I declared King of France

Thomas Wolsey becomes Cardinal

Mary I is born to H8 and CoA

Ferdinand dies- Charles V takes control of Spain

Luther's Ninety Five theses

Treaty of London, Anglo-French treaty

Cardinal Wolsey appointed as Papal legate

H8s illegitimate son, Henry Fitzroy, was born

Charles V rules all of Burgundy

Maximillian HRE dies

Field of the Cloth of Gold- Francis and Henry

Treaty of Bruges- England and the HRE

War breaks out between Francis and Charles

Henry is declared Defender of the Faith by the Pope

Henry declares war on France

Treaty of Windsor- Charles V and Henry (anti-France)

Francis I captured at the Battle of Pavia

Amicable grant rebellion in the north

Amicable grant for the invasion of France

Treaty of More- France and England

Eltham Ordinances

Tyndale's English Bible published

The Sack of Rome

Treaty of Amiens- France, England and Spain

The Obedience of a Christian Man published

England and France declare war on Charles V

Thomas Cranmer appointed as Chancellor

Fall of Wolsey- praemunire

First session of the Reformation Parliament

Collectanea Satis Copiosa presented to Henry

Henry declares himself supreme head of the English Church

Act in Conditional Restraint of Annates (stops payments)

Supplication against the Ordinaries

The Submission of the Clergy

Thomas More resigns

Cranmer appointed as Archbishop

Henry and Anne are married

Act in Restraint of Appeals (appeal to foreign courts)

Act and an Oath of Succession (for Anne and Henry)

Elizabeth Barton executed

Act of Supremacy

Treason Act

John Fisher executed

Valor Ecclesiasticus- financial survey

Dissolution of the smaller monasteries

Catherine of Aragon dies

The Act of Ten Articles- protestant reforms

Anne Bolyen executed

Henry married Jane Seymour

Pilgrimage of Grace and Lincolnshire rebellion

Jane Seymour dies in childbirth

Act of Six Articles- Catholic doctrine

The Great Bible was published

Act for the Dissolution for the Greater Monasteries

Henry married Anne of Cleeves but was unable to consumate his marriage

Anne of Cleeves marriage annulled

Henry married Catherine Howard

Cromwell arrested and executed- treason and heresy

Catherine Howard was executed after Cranmer told Henry she slept with other men

Henry won at the Battle of Solway Moss

James V died

Henry and Charles V pledged to invade France