Conquest of Ceuta

Portuguese forces under the command of King John I conquered the North African city of Ceuta from the Marinid Sultanate on 21 August 1415. The city's defenses fell under Portuguese control after a carefully prepared attack, and the successful capture of the city marked the beginning of the Portuguese Empire.

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Which happened first?

• Conquest of Ceuta and Battle of Agincourt happened in the same year
• Conquest of Ceuta happened 5 years after Battle of Grunwald
• Conquest of Ceuta happened 6 years after Polish-Lithuanian-Teutonic War
• Conquest of Ceuta happened 7 years before Siege of Thessalonica
• Conquest of Ceuta happened 7 years before Siege of Constantinople

Timeline

1. Polish-Lithuanian-Teutonic WarAugust 14, 1409 – February 1, 1411
2. Battle of GrunwaldJuly 15, 1410
3. Battle of AgincourtOctober 25, 1415
4. Conquest of Ceuta (this page)August 21, 1415
5. Siege of ConstantinopleJune 1422 – August 1422
6. Siege of ThessalonicaJune 1422 – March 29, 1430

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