1367
Confederation of Cologne unites the Hanseatic League
Seventy-seven Hanseatic towns signed a mutual defense pact and imposed a trade embargo on Denmark, forcing King Valdemar IV to negotiate.
Vijayanagara Empire builds Hampi's great temples
Under Bukka Raya I, the Hindu empire of southern India expanded its capital at Hampi into a monumental city of granite temples, bazaars, and irrigation tanks…
Black Prince wins at Nájera
Edward of Woodstock crossed the Pyrenees in winter and crushed Henry of Trastamara at a river crossing in La Rioja.
Urban V briefly returns the papacy to Rome
Tired of Avignon's reputation and pressed by Petrarch, Catherine of Siena, and Italian envoys, Pope Urban V crossed the Alps and entered a half-ruined Rome…
Trastamara assassinates Pedro the Cruel
In a tent outside Montiel after the Black Prince had returned to Aquitaine, Henry of Trastamara wrestled his half-brother Pedro and stabbed him in the face.
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Frequently asked
What happened in the year 1367?
Saeculum lists 5 events from 1367. The most significant is Confederation of Cologne unites the Hanseatic League: Seventy-seven Hanseatic towns signed a mutual defense pact and imposed a trade embargo on Denmark, forcing King Valdemar IV to negotiate.
What era was 1367 part of?
1367 falls within the Late Middle Ages (1301-1500). Plague, papal schism, and the seeds of nation-states.
Which regions saw notable events in 1367?
The events from 1367 span Europe and South Asia.