1361

This page relates to the year 1361 Calendrier Julien.

Events

Timur Lang (1336 - 1405), lord of Kech, chief of the Barlas, is named to advise of Ilyas Khodja in Transoxiane.

July 27th: The Danish troops of Valdemar Attertag, vitorieuses with Visby on Swedish, seize Gotland then of Öland. Threatened, the Hanseatic League is mobilized against the Denmark (fine in 1370).
October 10th: The black Prince wife Jeanne de Kent.
November 21st: With died of Philippe de Rouvres, duke of Burgundy, the duchy is recovered by Jean the Good with the profit of his son junior Philippe Bold the.

Plague of the young people in Aragon.
In Castille, the Séfarade Samuel ha-Levi, treasurer and adviser of Pierre Cruel the, is condemned to died and carried out on jealous charges.
royal Decree ordering the regrouping of all Jewish of the Portugal in obligatory and delimited districts.
the Grandes companies devastate the Champagne then the bordering areas of the the Saone and the the Rhone.
Magnus VII is restored on the throne of Sweden but must associate with the capacity his/her son Haakon VI, which restores the Union (end of reign in 1365).
Volterra is annexed by Florence.
the Brandebourg is set up as an electorate.
Creation in England of the Justice of the Peace ( Justices off the Peace ), charged to return low justice and to dispatch the go concern in the counties.
Taken Turkey-red cotton (Edirne) by the Othoman . Murat Ier occupies the Thrace.
the prince Lithuania N Olgier takes Kiev.
With died of the Roman métropolite, the métropolite of Moscow Alexis obtains from the patriarch the removal of the metropolis of Lithuania.
the military chief Mamaï directs the Horde of Gold (fine in 1380).

Jean Froissart (v. 1337 - 1400) goes in England where it is named secretary of the queen Philippa de Hainaut, the wife of the king Edouard III. He visits the Scotland in 1365, goes then to Brussels then traverses the France and the Italy.
Foundation of the University of Pavia.

June 9th: Philippe of Vitry, type-setter, theorist and poet French (born in 1291).
June 15th: Jean Tauler, Alsatian mystical theologist (born v. 1300).
September 21st: Jeanne of Boulogne
November 21st: Philippe de Rouvres

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