(idea) by General Wesc Thu Jul 20 2006 at 22:26:08
The Common Era Year of 1335, part of the 14th Century
The number 1335 (prime factorization: 3*5*89) is fairly boring. I suppose it could be l33t for some sort of fermentation process, but big whoop.
The year 1335 is slightly more interesting:
Stuff happened
In what is now Iran's neighborhood, the Ilkhanid Dynasty ended after with the death of Abu Sa'id without successor.
Sweden abolished slavery--hundreds of years before the land of the free even came into being.
The first Congress of Visegrad resulted in Poland, Hungary, and Luxemburg allying against Habsburg. Later the same year, the convention of Trencin leads to a further alliance of Poland and Hungary against the Bohemians and the Habsburgs.
Louis of Bavaria gave the Duchy of Carinthia to the dukes of Austria, leading to joint rule of Slovenia by Austria and Habsburg until 1918.
Pope Benedict XII began to reform the Cistercians (of which he was one).
Frederick III of Sicily was unexcommunicated and Sicily was uninterdicted.
The 29-year consturction of Palais des Papes (the papal palace in Avignon) began.
The Battle of Boroughmuir was fought on July 30 on the way to invade Scotland.
The Battle of Culblean was fought November 30 during the Second Scottish War of Independence (Scots won).
People were borned
Agnes of Wittelsbach (Bavarian nun; daughter of King Louis IV of Bavaria)
Franco Sacchetti (Italian poet and novelist)
Joan Plantagenet (daughter of King Edward III of England and Philippa of Hainault)
Matthew of Krakow (author; ambassador; Bishop; papal aide; dean)
Nitta Yoshimune (Japanese military leader)
Richard of Cirencester (author)
Taejo of Joseon (Korean Emperor)
People died :-(
Abu Sa'id (Ruler of the Ilkhanid khanate)
Prince Morinaga (Japanese prince and Shogun)
John II Orsini (Greek count and ruler)
Henry I of Bohemia (King of Poland; d. April 2)
Luther von Braunschweig (18th Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights; d. April 18)
Elisabeth Richeza of Poland (queen consort of Bohemia; d. October 18)
1336 1334 Prince Morinaga 1445