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Heads of State
Year of the Earth- sheep己未( at the beginning of earth - horse戊午)
Syria: 1690/91 ( the year in October )
Events
Politics and World Affairs
Europe
- May 7: The Battle of the Pola decide the Genoese after initial successes of the Venetians themselves. Both maritime republics fighting during the War of Chioggia for supremacy in the eastern Mediterranean.
- MAY 29: Johann I becomes King of Castile and León.
- September 25: Division of the Austrian hereditary lands under Albrecht III. and Leopold III. the righteous by the Treaty of Neuberg.
- October 17: In Wiesbaden, the nobility lions Confederation is founded. The adherents of the antipope Clement VII undertake to grant each other assistance and protection against attacks by outsiders.
- In Frankfurt, a Reichstag takes place.
City rights and notices Ersturkundliche
- The Alsatian Ten Cities and Towns is re-established.
- Nordhorn and Spremberg received city rights.
- Eschenbach and Rauenberg are first mentioned.
Economy
- North German Hanseatic cities justify the Wendischer coinage.
Science and Technology
- William of Wykeham, Bishop of Winchester founded the College of St Mary, University of Oxford.
Society
- September 2 members of the urban upper class in Lübeck establish the Society of the Holy Trinity to Lübeck.
- October 17: 17 counts, knights and servants found in Wiesbaden an aristocratic society, the lion collar.
Historic maps and views
Born
- 4 October:. Henri III, King of Castile and León ( † 1406)
- Joan Beaufort, Countess of Westmorland, English nobleman († 1440)
- Jamyang Chojey, Tibetan monk († 1449 )
- Yolande of Aragon, Duchess of Anjou († 1442 )
- Zawisza Czarny, Polish Knights († 1428 )
Died
- Andrea di Bonajuto, Florentine painter
- John of Bridlington, English saint (c. 1320)