1328
Charles IV of France dies childless
The last Capetian king in the direct line collapsed at Vincennes, leaving only daughters and a pregnant widow.
Yuan dynasty civil war over the throne
Two rival Mongol factions fought for control of Khanbaliq after Yesun Temur's death.
Treaty of Edinburgh-Northampton recognizes Scotland
After a generation of war, Edward III's regents conceded what Bruce had fought for…
Ivan Kalita receives the Russian tribute patent
Moscow's prince Ivan I, called the Moneybag, accepted the grand princely title from Uzbeg Khan along with the sovereign right to collect Mongol tribute…
Battle of Cassel crushes Flemish rebels
Newly crowned Philip VI led the French army into Flanders to break a peasant rebellion against the count of Flanders.
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Frequently asked
What happened in the year 1328?
Saeculum lists 5 events from 1328. The most significant is Charles IV of France dies childless: The last Capetian king in the direct line collapsed at Vincennes, leaving only daughters and a pregnant widow. The widow's child was a girl.
What era was 1328 part of?
1328 falls within the Late Middle Ages (1301-1500). Plague, papal schism, and the seeds of nation-states.
Which regions saw notable events in 1328?
The events from 1328 span Europe and East Asia.