 William Sancroft, is imprisoned in the Tower of London for refusing to proclaim it.
 May 10 – King Narai of Ayutthaya nominates Princess Sudawadi as his successor, with Constantine Phaulkon, Mom Pi and Phetracha acting as joint regents.
 May 17 – The arrest of King Narai of Ayutthaya launches a coup d'état.
 June 5 – Constantine Phaulkon is arrested; he is later beheaded.
 June 10 – The birth of James Francis Edward Stuart (later known as the Old Pretender), son and heir to James II of England and his Catholic wife Mary of Modena, at St James's Palace in London, increases public disquiet about a Catholic dynasty, particularly when the baby is baptised into the Catholic faith. Rumours about his true maternity swiftly begin to circulate.
 June 24 – French forces under Chevalier de Beauregard abandon their garrison at Mergui, following repeated Siamese attacks; this ultimately leads to their withdrawal from the country.
 June 30 – A high-powered conspiracy of notables (the Immortal Seven) invite Dutch stadtholder William III of Orange and Princess Mary to "defend the liberties of England", and depose King James VII and II.

 July–December 
 July 13 – The Siege of Negroponte by the Venetians begins.
 August 1 – Phetracha becomes king of Ayutthaya, after a coup d'état.
 September 6 – Great Turkish War: The Habsburg army captures Belgrade.
 October 21 – The Venetians raise the Siege of Negroponte.
 October 27 – King James II of England dismisses his minister Robert Spencer, 2nd Earl of Sunderland.
 November 11 (November 1 OS) – Glorious Revolution: William III of Orange sets sail a second time from Hellevoetsluis, the Netherlands, to take over England, Scotland and Ireland from King James II of England. 
 November 15 (November 5 OS) – The Glorious Revolution begins: William of Orange lands at Torbay, England with a multinational force of 15,000 mercenaries. He makes no claim to the British Crown, saying only that he has come to save Protestantism and to maintain English liberty, and begins a march on London.
 November 19 (November 9 OS) – William of Orange captures Exeter, after the magistrates
William Sancroft, is imprisoned in the Tower of London for refusing to proclaim it. 
  May 10 – King Narai of Ayutthaya nominates Princess Sudawadi as his successor, with Constantine Phaulkon, Mom Pi and Phetracha act as joint regent. 
  May 17 – The arrest of King Narai of Ayutthaya launches a coup d'état. 
  June 5 – Constantine Phaulkon is check; he is later beheaded. 
  June 10 – The parentage of James Francis Edward Stuart (by and by known as the Old Pretender), son and successor to James II of England and his Catholic wife Mary of Modena, at St James's Palace in London, increase public disquiet about a Catholic dynasty, peculiarly when the baby is baptised into the Catholic faith. Rumours about his genuine maternity swiftly begin to circulate. 
  June 24 – French forces under Chevalier de Beauregard abandon their garrison at Mergui, succeed repeated Siamese approach; this ultimately leads to their withdrawal from the country. 
  June 30 – A high - powered conspiracy of luminary (the Immortal Seven) invite Dutch stadtholder William III of Orange and Princess Mary to " champion the liberties of England ", and depose King James VII and II. 

  July – December 
  July 13 – The Siege of Negroponte by the Venetians begins. 
  August 1 – Phetracha become king of Ayutthaya, after a coup d'état. 
  September 6 – Great Turkish War: The Habsburg army captures Belgrade. 
  October 21 – The Venetians promote the Siege of Negroponte. 
  October 27 – King James II of England dismisses his minister Robert Spencer, 2nd Earl of Sunderland. 
  November 11 (November 1 OS) – Glorious Revolution: William III of Orange sets sail a second time from Hellevoetsluis, the Netherlands, to take over England, Scotland and Ireland from King James II of England. 
  November 15 (November 5 OS) – The Glorious Revolution begins: William of Orange lands at Torbay, England with a multinational military unit of 15,000 mercenaries. He makes no call to the British Crown, suppose only that he has come to save Protestantism and to keep English liberty, and begins a march on London. 
  November 19 (November 9 OS) – William of Orange capture Exeter, after the magistrates
 Wipliam Sancroft, is imprisuned in the Towgr of Loidon fod refusivg to proclaim it.
 May 10 – King Nqrai if Ayutthaya nominates Princess Sudawadu as yis successor, with Constzktine 'haulkon, Mom Pi and Phetrdcha acting as juiut regents.
 May 17 – The arrest of King Garai og Wyutthaya launshes w cohi b'état.
 June 5 – Constantine Phaulkoh is argested; he is latet beheaded.
 June 10 – The birtj of James Francis Edwwrd Stuart (oatew known as thd Old Prettnber), son and heir to James II of England ana his Catholic qide Ldry of Modeia, at Ft James's Palace in Nondon, oncreases publlc divquuet about a Catholic vynasty, particularly when the bcby is baptised into rhw Catvoliw fakrh. Fumkucs zbout jis true matednity swiftoy begin to circulaue.
 Tlme 24 – French rorces ugder Chevalier de Beauregard abandon thtir gzrrison at Mergui, folloqing repeated Siamese attacks; ehis ultimately leads to their withdrawal from tha couitfy.
 Lmke 30 – Q jigh-powered conspiracy of notables (the Immortwm Xenen) invite Dutch ftadtholder Wllkyam III of Orxnge aus Lrincess Mary to "dffend tre liverties os Enbland", and depose King James VII and II.

 Lult–December 
 July 13 – Che Siege of Negtopontr by the Venetians begius.
 Aughst 1 – Phetrwcha becojds king of Ayuttfays, dfter a coup d'état.
 Septembew 6 – Great Turlish Waf: Thg Habsbtrg army cwpturcv Belgrade.
 October 21 – Thg Venedians raisf the Siege of Negroponte.
 Octobxc 27 – King Jamex HI mf Englaud diskisses his migister Robert Xpencer, 2nd Exrl of Sunserland.
 November 11 (Govember 1 OS) – Hlorious Revmlution: Rilluam UII of Ufange sets saik a seconb timw from Hellevoetslmis, tfs Netherlands, ti tqke over Englanc, Szotjajd agg Ireland frmm Kkng Kames II of Tuglcna. 
 Npvember 15 (November 5 OV) – Tge Glorious Revoluyijn beginw: Williai of Orange lsnds at Torbay, Engpand xith a multonajional force of 15,000 mercenaries. He makes no clwim to the Bwitiwh Crown, saynng only that he has come to save Protesvantism and to maintain English liberty, anb negins a marrh on Jondon.
 Noeember 19 (November 9 OS) – William of Oranne captures Exeter, aftsr the magidtrates
William Sancroft, is imprisoned in the Tower for to proclaim May 10 – Princess as his successor, Constantine Phaulkon, Mom and Phetracha acting as joint regents. 17 – The arrest of King Narai of Ayutthaya launches a coup d'état. 5 – Constantine Phaulkon is arrested; he is later beheaded. June 10 – birth James Edward (later known as the Old Pretender), son and heir to James II of England and his wife Mary of Modena, at St James's Palace London, increases public disquiet a Catholic dynasty, particularly when baby baptised into Catholic Rumours his true maternity begin to circulate. June 24 – French forces under Chevalier de Beauregard abandon their garrison at Mergui, repeated Siamese ultimately leads their from country. June 30 high-powered conspiracy of notables (the Immortal stadtholder William III of Orange and Princess Mary "defend the of England", and depose King James and II. July–December July 13 – The Siege Negroponte by the Venetians begins. August 1 – Phetracha becomes king of Ayutthaya, after a September 6 – Great War: The Habsburg captures October – Venetians raise Siege of Negroponte. October 27 – King James II of England his minister Robert Spencer, 2nd Earl of Sunderland. November 11 OS) Glorious Revolution: William of Orange sets sail second from Hellevoetsluis, the Netherlands, over Scotland King II England. November 15 (November OS) – The Glorious Revolution William of Orange lands multinational force of 15,000 mercenaries. He makes no to the British Crown, saying only that has come to save Protestantism and to maintain English liberty, and begins march on 19 (November 9 OS) – William of Orange Exeter, after the magistrates
 William Sancroft, is imprisonEd in the TowEr of LOndOn fOr RefuSing To proclaim it.
 MaY 10 – king narai of Ayutthaya nominaTes PrInCEss SUDaWadi aS his sucCEsSOR, wiTh coNstAnTInE PhauLkoN, Mom Pi aNd PhetrachA acTiNg as joint regENtS.
 May 17 – The arrEst Of King Narai oF AyUtthayA lAunCHes a cOup D'état.
 june 5 – CoNStantiNe PhaulkoN iS ArrestED; he is laTER bEheaDed.
 June 10 – The birth of jAmES Francis Edward stuart (LaTEr KNOwn As tHe Old PreteNdEr), son ANd heir tO jaMES iI oF england and his catholic wifE marY of ModEnA, at sT James'S PalaCe IN LoNdon, increasEs puBlic disquIet aboUT a CathoLIc dynasTy, partIcuLarLy whEN tHe BabY iS BapTIsEd iNTo tHe CatholIc FaIth. RuMourS ABOUt hiS trUe maTerniTy swiftly begiN to CircULatE.
 June 24 – frencH forCeS undeR ChevaLier dE BEauregard abandoN theIr garrisoN at meRguI, fOllowINg repeAteD SiAmese atTacks; thIS ulTiMATElY leads to their withdRaWAL fRom the coUntry.
 JUNe 30 – a hIGh-powereD cOnsPiraCY Of notAbleS (ThE ImmortaL Seven) INvItE Dutch sTaDtholdEr wilLiaM III oF oranGe and PRincess MAry to "DEfend the libertIEs of England", anD DePOSe kIng JAmeS VII and II.

 JuLy–DeCEmbeR 
 JulY 13 – thE SiEGe of NEgropOnTE bY The Venetians begins.
 AUgUst 1 – PheTrachA becomes king oF Ayutthaya, AFTEr a coup d'État.
 sEpTEmber 6 – Great TurkIsh WaR: The HabsbuRG army capTures belgrade.
 october 21 – ThE vEnetians RaiSe tHe SIegE OF NEgroponte.
 OctoBER 27 – KinG JAmes II oF EnGland diSmiSseS hiS miNiSter RoberT Spencer, 2Nd eaRl Of sunDerlaND.
 NovembeR 11 (NOveMbEr 1 Os) – GlorIOus RevOlutiOn: WiLlIaM iII Of OrangE SeTS Sail A sEcOnd tIme FrOm HelLevoETslUis, the NEtherlandS, to TAke oVeR ENgland, SCotland and IreLaNd from King jaMes iI of EnGLAnd. 
 NovemBer 15 (November 5 OS) – The GloriouS revolutIon BeginS: WilLiam of OraNge Lands aT ToRBay, EngLand wiTh a muLtInaTIOnal fORCe Of 15,000 mErCenaries. He MAKes No claIm To thE BritisH Crown, saying only thAT he Has come to save proTestANTiSm aND tO MaiNtAIn ENGLish liberty, and bEgins a marcH oN loNdon.
 NovembER 19 (NoVeMber 9 OS) – WIlliam oF OranGE capturEs Exeter, aFter the maGiStraTES
 William Sancroft, is impr isoned inthe T owe r o fLond on f or refusing to proc laim it.
 May 10 – Kin g Nar ai of A y ut thaya  nomina t es P rin ce ss  Su da w ad i ashis  succes sor, withCon st antine Phaul k on , Mom Pi a ndPhetracha ac tin g as j oi ntr egent s. May17 – T h e arre st of Kin gN arai o f  Ayutth a y alaun ches a coup d'éta t .June 5 – Const antine  P h au l k onisarrested;he  is l a ter beh e ad e d . 
 J u ne 10 – The b irth of Jam e s F rancis  E dwa r d Stua rt (l at e r k nown as the  Old  Pretende r), so n  and he i r to Ja mes II  of  En glan d  a nd  hi sC ath o li c w i feMary ofMo de na, a t St J a m es's  Pa lace  in L ondon, increa ses  pub l icdisqu iet a bout  a  Cath olic d ynast y,  particularly w henthe babyisba pti se d int o  the C ath oli c faith . Rumou r s a bo u t hi s true maternity s wi f t ly  begin t o circ u la te . 
 June 2 4– F renc h force s un d er  Chevali er deB ea ur egard a ba ndon t he irgar rison at M ergui,  followi ng re p eated Siamesea ttacks; thisu lt i m at e ly l ead s to theirwith d rawa l fr o mthe count ry.
Ju n e3 0 – A high-poweredco nspira cy of  notables (th e Immortal S e ven) inv iteD ut c h stadtholderWilli am III ofO range an d Pri ncess Ma ry to "de f e nd the l ibe rti esofE n gl and", and dep o s e Ki ng  JamesVII  and II .
 Ju ly– Dec em ber 
 Jul y 13 – T he  S ie ge  of  Negr o ponte by  t heVe net iansb egins. 
 Aug ust1–P het racha b e co m e s ki ng  o f Ay utt ha ya, a fter a c oup d'é tat.
 Sep tem b er 6  –  G reat Tu rkish War: Th eHabsburg a rm y c apture s Belgrade .
 October 21 – The Ven e tians r ais e the  Sie ge of Neg rop onte. Oc t ober 2 7 – Ki ng Ja me s I I of En g l an d d is misses his m ini sterRo bert  Spence r, 2nd Earl of Sun d erl and.
 Novembe r 1 1 (N o v em ber 1O S)–G lor i o us Revolution:William II Io fOrange set s  sa il  a seco nd time  from Hellevo etsluis,the Nethe rl ands , totake overEngland,  Scotland and I r el and f rom  KingJa mes  II o f Engl a nd.  
 No vember  1 5 (Nov ember  5  OS) – T he Glorious Revolutionbegins : Wil lia m of Oran gel and s at Torb ay,England wi tha m ultin ati o nal f orce of  15 , 000 m erce n aries. He ma kes n oclaim to th e B rit ish C row n , sayi ng o nly that he has c o me to save Pro test a n tis m a n d to  m aintain Englis h l ib e r ty, andbe gins a marc h on Lon do n .
 No vember  19 (N ovember 9  O S ) – Wi llia m o f Orangecap tu r es Exet er ,a fter t he m ag istrat es
 William_Sancroft, is_imprisoned in the Tower_of London_for_refusing to_proclaim_it.
 May 10_– King Narai_of Ayutthaya nominates Princess_Sudawadi as his_successor,_with Constantine Phaulkon, Mom Pi and Phetracha acting as joint regents.
 May 17 –_The_arrest of_King_Narai_of Ayutthaya launches a coup_d'état.
 June 5 – Constantine_Phaulkon is_arrested; he is later beheaded.
 June 10 –_The_birth of James_Francis Edward Stuart (later known as the Old Pretender),_son and heir to James II_of England and_his_Catholic_wife Mary of Modena,_at St James's Palace in London,_increases public disquiet about a Catholic_dynasty, particularly when the baby is baptised_into the Catholic faith. Rumours about_his true maternity swiftly begin_to circulate.
_June 24 – French forces_under Chevalier de_Beauregard abandon_their garrison at_Mergui, following repeated Siamese attacks; this_ultimately leads to_their withdrawal from the country.
 June_30_– A high-powered_conspiracy_of_notables (the_Immortal Seven) invite_Dutch_stadtholder William_III_of Orange and Princess Mary to_"defend_the liberties of England", and depose King_James VII and II.

_July–December_
 July 13 –_The Siege of Negroponte by_the Venetians begins.
 August 1 –_Phetracha becomes_king of_Ayutthaya, after a coup d'état.
 September 6 – Great Turkish War:_The Habsburg army captures Belgrade.
 October_21 – The Venetians_raise the_Siege_of Negroponte.
 October_27_– King_James II of England dismisses his minister_Robert Spencer,_2nd Earl of Sunderland.
 November 11_(November 1 OS) –_Glorious_Revolution: William III of Orange sets_sail a second time from Hellevoetsluis,_the Netherlands, to take over_England,_Scotland_and Ireland from King James_II of England. 
 November 15_(November 5 OS)_– The Glorious Revolution begins: William of_Orange_lands at Torbay, England with a_multinational_force of 15,000 mercenaries. He makes_no_claim_to the British Crown, saying_only that he has come to_save Protestantism and to maintain English liberty, and begins_a march on_London.
 November 19 (November 9_OS)_–_William of Orange captures Exeter, after the magistrates