var myEvents = [
{'id':3289,'gmid':586,'date':'Sep 1068','title':'Birth of Henry I','dets':'Henry, the future king of England, was born at Selby in Yorkshire.' },
{'id':2705,'gmid':24,'date':'1100','title':'Carisbrooke Castle given to de Redvers','dets':'Henry I granted the ownership of the castle on the Isle of Wight to Richard de Redvers a Norman nobleman.' },
{'id':3214,'gmid':21,'date':'Qtr 3 1100','title':'Anselm recalled from exile','dets':'Henry I had no quarrels with the exiled archbishop and invited Anselm to return from exile and take back his position at Canterbury.' },
{'id':180,'gmid':349,'date':'Aug 2 1100','title':'William II (Rufus) is killed while hunting','dets':'William II (Rufus) was (accidentally ?) killed while hunting in the New Forest. He was succeeded by Prince Henry, his younger brother, who became King Henry I.' },
{'id':32,'gmid':136,'date':'Aug 5 1100','title':'Henry I succeeds','dets':'Henry was crowned king at Westminster Abbey. (Under Henry, the lodges continued and the first Magna Carta of charter of liberties was obtained by the Normans, restoring the laws of Edward the Confessor.)' },
{'id':1261,'gmid':3,'date':'1101','title':'Arundel Castle siege','dets':'After the castle falls to the besiegers, Arundel is passed to the ownership is passed to the King.' },
{'id':399,'gmid':127,'date':'Feb 1101','title':'Robert attempts to take the Crown','dets':'Ranulf Flambard escaped from the Tower of London and fled to Normandy. There he joined Robert II of Normandy who had just returned from the Crusades. Flambard and Robert planned to take the English throne away from his younger brother Henry I.' },
{'id':183,'gmid':350,'date':'Apr 2 1101','title':'Henry I appoints Roger, a Norman Monk, as Chancellor','dets':'Henry I appointed Roger, a Norman Monk, as Chancellor. While in Caen Henry and his elder brother William (Rufus) had entered a church and requested the priest say mass. The priest impressed the two with his efficiency that they made him their chaplain. Roger then became chancellor and later Bishop of Salisbury. Roger helped build many churches and castles.' },
{'id':1027,'gmid':224,'date':'Jul 1101','title':'The Treaty of Alton','dets':'Robert Duke of Normandy landed at Portsmouth with an army and marched up to Alton on the way to London. Here he and Henry signed a treaty where Robert gave up his claim to the throne of England in return for 3,000 marks a year. The treaty also ensured that Robert\'s supporters would not be punished.' },
{'id':717,'gmid':112,'date':'1102','title':'Earl Robert of Belleme','dets':'Henry I brings several charges against Robert of Belleme. Robert resists Henry but finally surrenders at Shrewsbury Castle. Robert is exiled.' },
{'id':1268,'gmid':14,'date':'1102','title':'Henry captures castle at Bridgnorth ','dets':'The castle at Bridgnorth was surrendered to Henry.' },
{'id':3215,'gmid':21,'date':'1103','title':'Conflicts between Church and State','dets':'Disagreements began to arise between Henry I and Archbishop Anselm over the appointment of bishops and abbots into important Church positions. Anselm believed that it was a matter for the Church to decide and should not be controlled by the King. No concession could be agreed upon and once again Anselm went into exile as the King confiscated the lands that the archbishop owned.' },
{'id':459,'gmid':22,'date':'Sep 28 1106','title':'Henry attacks his brother again','dets':'Henry attacked his brother at the battle of Tinchebrai. This time with a much larger force Henry defeated and captured Robert along with the Count of Mortain. Henry locked Robert in Cardiff castle where he remained until he died in 1135.' },
{'id':2938,'gmid':141,'date':'1110','title':'Windsor Castle becomes a royal residence','dets':'Henry I had improvements made to Windsor Castle, including a chapel, so that he could use the castle as his formal residence.' },
{'id':460,'gmid':223,'date':'May 1 1118','title':'Queen Matilda dies','dets':'Queen Matilda died at the Palace of Westminster where for the last 12 years of her life she had been neglected by Henry.' },
{'id':1634,'gmid':69,'date':'1120','title':'Kenilworth Castle constructed','dets':'Henry I gave a portion of the Stoneleigh estate to Geoffrey de Clinton his chamberlain. de Clinton built a motte and bailey on the land and formed a lake to provide better defences.' },
{'id':2017,'gmid':141,'date':'1121','title':'Henry I marries Adeliza','dets':'Henry I married Adeliza of Louvain at Windsor Castle. Adeliza was his second wife. They did not have any children.' },
{'id':1274,'gmid':106,'date':'1126','title':'Construction of Rochester Castle ','dets':'The tower-keep at Rochester was built soon after 1126 by the Archbishop of Canterbury with the permission of Henry I. ' },
{'id':2036,'gmid':142,'date':'Dec 1126','title':'Henry holds a council at Woodstock','dets':'King Henry held a council at Woodstock.' },
{'id':2528,'gmid':57,'date':'1127','title':'Charter for Glastonbury fair','dets':'Henry I granted a charter for an annual fair to be held at Glastonbury known as the Tor Fair. The reaffirmed the right for the existing fair to be held there.' },
{'id':2190,'gmid':106,'date':'1130','title':'Fire at Rochester','dets':'On the same day that Henry I attended the consecration of Rochester Cathedral, a fire took hold in the city and damaged the newly finished building.' },
{'id':3259,'gmid':21,'date':'1130','title':'Canterbury choir dedication','dets':'A new choir started at Canterbury Cathedral in 1093 by Prior Ernulf and completed by Prior Conrad was dedicated in the presence of Henry I, David of Scotland and many English Earls.' },
{'id':2037,'gmid':142,'date':'Dec 1130','title':'Henry spends Christmas at Woodstock','dets':'Henry spent Christmas at Woodstock.' },
{'id':650,'gmid':22,'date':'1134','title':'Death of Robert Curthose','dets':'Robert Curthose, William the Conqueror\'s eldest son, died in captivity in Cardiff Castle where he had been locked up since being defeated by his brother in 1106. Robert was buried in Gloucester Cathedral where there is an effigy of him still.' },
];

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{'gmid':349,'latitude': 50.87588, 'longitude': -1.63277, 'loc': 'New Forest', 'typ': 0 },
{'gmid':136,'latitude': 51.4997, 'longitude': -0.1284, 'loc': 'Westminster Abbey', 'typ': 0 },
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