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1337 (one thousand three hundred and thirty-seventh) year according to the Julian calendar is a non-leap year starting on Wednesday . This is 1337 year of our era , 337 year of 2 millenniums , 37 year of the XIV century , 7 year of the 4th decade of the XIV century, 8 year of the 1330s .

Content

Events

Battle of Kadsan

May 24 - the French king Philip VI took away the English king Edward III of Guyenne, despite the vassal oath taken by Edward.
The English king Edward III sends a challenge to the French king Philip VI (" Philippe Valois, who calls himself King of France "). The beginning of the Hundred Years War between England and France . The capture of the English island of Kadsan .
October 7 - Edward III denounced the oath and declared his rights to the French throne.
The English king Edward III banned the export of wool to Flanders, which led to an uprising of weavers led by Jacob van Arteveld.
November - Battle of Kadsan : British troops raid the Flemish island of Kadsan.
Edward Woodstock, in the future the Black Prince received the title of Duke of Cornwall, that is, he became the first English Duke.
On the throne of Sicily , after the death of his father Federigo II , King Pedro II entered.
The Scaliger family is losing control of Padua.
The capture of the Byzantine city of Nicomedia by the Turks .
The foundation in Russia of the monastery, which later became the Trinity-Sergius Lavra .
The united Russian-Horde army makes a trip to Lublin .
Campaign of the Byzantine Emperor Andronicus III to Epirus (in present Greece ) and its subjugation.
The conquest of the Berber dynasty of the Abdalvadids by the Marinid dynasty, and their temporary (until 1348) capture of Algeria .
The uprising in the village of Bashtiya, near Sebzevar . The rebels took Sebzevar, which became the capital of the Serbian state , which existed until its destruction by Tamerlane in 1381.
A Muslim uprising broke out against Khan Chingizid Ilchigadai, and he was killed. ^[one]
Beylik of Dulkadiridov (1337-1522) was founded.
1337-1353 - the ruler of the Beilik Dulkadir Karadzha Bey Dulkadiroglu
The siege of Kanagasaki.

Born

February 25 - Wenzel I , from 1353 the first Duke of Luxembourg .
August 4 - Louis II Good , French nobleman, military leader and politician.
August 14 - Robert III , from 1390 the king of Scotland from the Stuart dynasty.
Henry III of Mecklenburg , from 1379 the Duke of Mecklenburg .
Isabella of Mallorca , daughter of King Mallorca Jaime III .
Cyril Belozersky , religious leader, reverend of the Russian Orthodox Church .

Louis Child , since 1342 the king of Sicily .
Stephen III , Bavarian Duke.

Died

September 7 - Selog (Solog, Shelog, Sholog), since 1327 the Pskov posadnik .
June 25 - Federigo II (born December 13, 1272), regent since 1291, and since 1295 - the king of Sicily .
June 30 - Elinor de Clair (born October 3, 1292), Lady Dispenser , Baroness Glamorgan , granddaughter of the English king Edward I.
William I Good (born c. 1286), Dutch Count.
Giotto di Bondone (born c. 1267), Italian painter and architect, is one of the key figures in the history of Western art.
Cyril and Maria of Radonezh , reverends of the Russian Orthodox Church, parents of the monasticism converter in Northern Russia, St. Sergius of Radonezh .

Mkhitar Sasnetsi (b. 1260), Armenian theologian, teacher, church figure.
Tino di Camaino , Italian sculptor .
Philip III of Namur (born 1319), German nobleman, since 1336 Margrave of Namur .

Notes

↑ In 1326, the Latin missionary Thomas Mangazole managed to christen Khan Chingizid Ilchigadai. - p . 9 (unspecified) . refdb.ru. Date of treatment April 2, 2016.

[1] In 1326, the Latin missionary Thomas Mangazole managed to christen Khan Chingizid Ilchigadai. - p . 9 (unspecified) . refdb.ru. Date of treatment April 2, 2016.