Historical Events tagged with "interregnum"

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Politics & Government

King Charles II's Promises for Royalists

April 4th, 1660 364 years ago

King Charles II issued the Declaration of Breda, promising a general pardon to royalists and opponents of the monarchy for crimes committed during the English Civil War and the Interregnum. This declaration came as part of his efforts to restore stability in England and gain support for his return to the throne. The document also addressed concerns over land disputes and the restoration of the monarchy, aiming to unite the nation after years of conflict. The promise of pardon helped to appease many who had supported the Parliamentarian cause.

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Politics & Government

Musa Çelebi Declared Sultan with Mircea I's Support

February 17th, 1411 614 years ago

Musa Çelebi ascended to the Sultanate of the Ottoman Empire after securing military successes during the Ottoman Interregnum. His rise to power was notably supported by Mircea I of Wallachia, strengthening ties between the two regions. This alliance positioned Musa as a significant figure in the ongoing power struggles following his father's reign, as he sought to consolidate authority over the fragmented empire.

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Military & Warfare

Süleyman Çelebi's Victory over Musa Çelebi

July 11th, 1410 614 years ago

Süleyman Çelebi triumphed over his brother Musa Çelebi in a significant battle outside Edirne, solidifying his rule in the Ottoman Empire. This conflict was part of the Ottoman Interregnum, a period of civil strife following the death of Sultan Bayezid I. The power struggle was marked by both brothers vying for control, and Süleyman's victory allowed him to assert dominance and lay the groundwork for future consolidation of the empire.

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