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May 21, 1527
King Philip II of Spain was born at Valladolid in Spain.
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Feb 13, 1543
Philip married his cousin, Maria of Portugal
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Oct 11, 1545
Phillip's son Don Carlos (1545–1568), was born
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Jul 25, 1554
Philip II of Spain married Queen Mary I of England.
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Jan 2, 1556
Philip II was crowned King of Spain
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Feb 5, 1556
Henry II of France and Philip II of Spain signed the truce of Vaucelles.
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Aug 10, 1557
Spanish and English troops in alliance defeated the French at the Battle of St. Quentin.
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Aug 29, 1557
first bankruptcy
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Apr 3, 1559
Philip II of Spain and Henry II of France signed the peace of Cateau-Cambresis, ending a long series of wars between the Hapsburg and Valois dynasties.
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Sep 23, 1559
The Escorial, an enormous palace built on a grid plan for Philip II, was begun in Madrid.
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Jan 5, 1560
Philip married Elizabeth of France
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Apr 20, 1566
Phillip's daughter Isabella Clara Eugenia (1566–1633) was born
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Nov 7, 1567
Phillip's daughter Catherine Micaela (1567–1597) was born
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May 4, 1568
An eighty year war of independence from Spain was carried on by the Calvinist and predominantly mercantile Dutch provinces.
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Jun 30, 1570
King Philip II bans foreign Dutch students.
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May 9, 1573
large increase in billion shipments to Spain from the South America
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Oct 11, 1576
Philip went bankrupt for the third time
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Dec 10, 1578
Phillip's son Philip III (1578-1521) was born
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Oct 11, 1580
Spanish king Philip II puts 25,000 gold coins on the head of Prince Willem of Orange.
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Jan 1, 1581
Philip II, King of Spain, becomes King of Portugal
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Philip decided to invade England
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Philip II of Spain had Lanuza, the leader of the revolt of Aragon, beheaded.
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King Philip II names Albrecht of Austria land guardian of Netherlands.
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the fourth bankruptcy
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Philip of Spain died
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