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1216
 
   
On the death of his father, King John, Henry III becomes king of England      
1219
 
     
St Francis of Assisi joins a crusading army in Egypt and attempts to convert the sultan Melek-el-Kamel and his followers to Christianity        
c. 1220
 
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Within a span of less than ten years, from 1215, Genghis Khan and the Mongols plunder from China to eastern Europe       
c. 1220
 
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Nearly 200 windows make Chartres cathedral the most magnificent display of early stained glass      
1220
 
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Frederick II is crowned Holy Roman emperor by a somewhat reluctant pope, Honorius III       
c. 1220
 
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Llewellyn ap Iorwerth acquires such authority over other Welsh chieftains that he is informally referred to as the prince of Wales       
1222
 
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Andrew II accepts the Golden Bull, a charter of liberties demanded by the nobles of Hungary      
1223
 
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The Franciscans are formally established by Honorius III as Ordo Fratrum Minorum, the Order of the Friars Minor        
c. 1225
 
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The Teutonic knights undertake a new form of crusade, attempting to subdue the pagan Prussians who occupy part of the Baltic coast      
1225
 
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Magna Carta is reissued slightly modified when Henry III comes of age; in the version which becomes enshrined in English law       
Magna Carta, in the version issued by Henry III in 1225
National Archives, Kew

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