What Happened This Year 1392

Historical Events from This Year 1392

Politics & Government

Muhammed VII Ascends as Sultan of Granada

October 3rd, 1392 632 years ago

Muhammed VII became the twelfth Sultan of the Emirate of Granada, marking a significant transition in leadership during a time of political upheaval. His ascension came at a moment when the emirate faced increasing pressure from the neighboring Christian kingdoms. The support of influential nobility was essential for maintaining stability, and Muhammed VII sought to navigate the challenges brought about by external threats and internal dissent.

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Politics & Government

Go-Kameyama's Abdication for Go-Komatsu

October 21st, 1392 632 years ago

Japanese Emperor Go-Kameyama abdicated in favor of his rival, Go-Komatsu, marking a significant change in imperial leadership during the Nanboku-chō period. This momentous transition raised questions about legitimacy and authority in a time of divided rule, as both emperors represented different factions within the ongoing strife over imperial succession. The abdication reflected the complexities of political power dynamics and rivalries present in the Japanese court.

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Born in 1392

Filippo Maria Visconti

Duke of Milan; ruled during the Renaissance
Born
1392 633 years ago
Died
August 13th, 1447 577 years ago — 55 years old

Ruled as Duke of Milan from 1412 until death in 1447. Focused on strengthening the duchy's power through military and political means. Fostered the arts and architecture, contributing to the cultural landscape of Milan during the early Renaissance. Implemented strategic marriages to secure alliances and maintained control over the city-state amidst ongoing conflicts in Northern Italy. His reign was marked by both territorial expansion and attempts to consolidate power within the region.

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Idris Imad al-Din

Supreme leader of Tayyibi Isma'ilism
Born
1392 633 years ago
Died
June 10th, 1468 556 years ago — 76 years old

Served as the supreme leader of Tayyibi Isma'ilism during the 15th century. Contributed significantly to the religious and scholarly discourse within the Ismaili community. Authored several important texts on Ismaili doctrines and history, which aided in the consolidation of Tayyibi beliefs. Led the community through a period of intellectual growth and preservation of its cultural heritage until death in 1468.

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Flavio Biondo

Italian historian and author of history texts
Born
1392 633 years ago
Died
June 4th, 1463 561 years ago — 71 years old

Born in Italy, a prominent historian and author contributed significantly to historiography during the Renaissance. Authored several influential works, including 'Italia Illustrata', which provided a systematic account of Italian history from ancient times to the Renaissance. Developed the method of critical examination of sources and emphasized the importance of documenting historical facts. His approaches to history influenced later historians and helped lay the groundwork for modern historical writing.

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Blanche of England

Sister of King Henry V of England
Born
1392 633 years ago
Died
May 22nd, 1409 615 years ago — 17 years old

Sister of King Henry V, an English monarch. Born into the English royal family, significant political alliances formed through her marriage. Married to the Duke of Lancaster, played a role in the sociopolitical landscape of England. Her family connections established her as a notable figure during the early 15th century. The death in 1409 marked the end of her influence.

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Infante Pedro

Duke of Coimbra, Portuguese noble
Born
1392 633 years ago
Died
May 20th, 1449 575 years ago — 57 years old

Served as the Duke of Coimbra in Portugal during the 15th century. Participated in the political landscape of the Portuguese court and played a significant role in the royal family dynamics. Focused on the governance of the Coimbra region. Formed alliances through marriage, further securing his position in the nobility. Held notable authority in military campaigns and was involved in various political affairs, including efforts to reconcile disputes within the monarchy.

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People Who Died in 1392

Hosokawa Yoriyuki

Japanese samurai and military leader
Died
March 25th, 1392 632 years ago — None years old

A prominent samurai during the late 14th century, served as a military leader in the Ashikaga shogunate. Participated in various conflicts and played a vital role in the power dynamics of the period. Noted for loyalty to the Ashikaga family and significant contributions to feudal Japan's military strategies. Involved in political maneuvers that shaped the era's samurai class.

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Chŏng Mong-ju

Korean civil minister and diplomat
Born
January 13th, 1338 687 years ago
Died
April 26th, 1392 632 years ago — 54 years old

A significant figure in Korean history, contributed as a civil minister and diplomat during the Goryeo Dynasty. Played a vital role in negotiations with the Mongol Empire. In addition to diplomatic work, engaged in scholarship, particularly in Confucianism. Established a reputation as a leading thinker of the time, influencing political thought and governance in Korea. Actively promoted education and moral integrity among officials.

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Isabella of Castile

Duchess of York and Spanish Ruler
Born
1355 670 years ago
Died
December 23rd, 1392 632 years ago — 37 years old

Isabella of Castile served as the Queen of Castile and León, ruling alongside her husband Ferdinand II of Aragon. The union of their crowns in 1469 marked the beginning of a unified Spain. Their reign saw the completion of the Reconquista with the conquest of Granada in 1492, leading to the expulsion of Moors from Spain. This period also included the sponsorship of Christopher Columbus's voyage that resulted in the discovery of the Americas. Isabella was instrumental in implementing significant administrative and fiscal reforms. She established the Spanish Inquisition and secured the authority of the monarchy.

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Robert de Vere

Duke of Ireland
Born
January 16th, 1362 663 years ago
Died
1392 633 years ago — 30 years old

Born in 1362, this noble held the title of Duke of Ireland and served as a prominent figure in the English court during his time. Escalating to power, he was entrusted with various key positions, including the role of Chief Governor of Ireland. His tenure was marked by political intrigue and involvement in the larger conflicts of the era, particularly the Hundred Years' War. Eventually, de Vere's fortunes waned, leading to his exile and a diminished role in the political landscape of England. He died in 1392, leaving behind a legacy of both authority and tumult.

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