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8 Sep 1157 CE
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1173 CEFuture Richard I of England, his brother Henry and Geoffrey, the Count of Brittany engage the support of Louis VII, king of France, and rebel against the Henry II of England
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1188 CE - 1189 CEFuture Richard I of England, his brother future King John of England and Philip II of France rebel against Henry II of England
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1189 CE - 1199 CEReign of Richard I (The Lionheart), king of England.
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1189 CE
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1189 CE - 1192 CEThe Third Crusade is formed with the aim of recapturing Jerusalem for Christendom. Although some cities were recaptured, Jerusalem was not one of them.
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1189 CEHenry II of England is obliged to declare his son Richard as his heir.
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2 Sep 1189 CERichard I of England is crowned in Westminster Abbey.
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5 Dec 1189 CEThe quitclaim of Canterbury is signed between Richard I of England and William I of Scotland returning to Scotland its independence from the English crown.
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1190 CE
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May 1191 CE
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Jun 1191 CEThe Crusader armies of Philip II of France and Richard I of England arrive at the siege of Acre.
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12 Jul 1191 CERichard I of England captures Acre during the Third Crusade.
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20 Aug 1191 CERichard I of England orders the execution of 2,500 Muslim prisoners after the siege of Acre during the Third Crusade.
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7 Sep 1191 CE
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Jan 1192 CEThe Crusader army led by Richard I of England arrives within sight of Jerusalem but decides not to attack for fear of a counter-attack by Saladin.
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Aug 1192 CE
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Oct 1192 CERichard I of England, returning home from the Third Crusade is shipwrecked and eventually imprisoned by the German emperor Henry VI.
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1194 CERichard I of England, on payment of a ransom, is freed from imprisonment by the German emperor Henry VI.
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1194 CE - 1199 CERichard I of England campaigns in France against the French king Philip II.
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Apr 1194 CERichard I of England returns to England and nominates his brother John as his official successor.
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1198 CEChateau Gaillard in Normandy, France is built by Richard I of England.
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6 Apr 1199 CERichard I of England is killed while besieging the castle of Châlus in France.
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27 May 1199 CEKing John of England is crowned in Westminster Abbey.
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