Annulment of Marriage to Louis VII
Eleanor's marriage to Louis VII was annulled on March 21, 1152.
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Eleanor's marriage to Louis VII was annulled on March 21, 1152.
View detailsEleanor participated in a revolt against Henry II, resulting in her imprisonment on March 21, 1173.
View detailsKing John ordered Stephen Teutonicus to provide a ship to carry his illegitimate daughter Joan from Normandy to England — one of the earliest specific records of her existence.
View detailsThomas Cranmer was executed for heresy, reflecting Mary’s religious governance.
View detailsPocahontas was buried at St George’s Church on March 21, 1617.
View detailsMary Dixon Kies was born on March 21, 1752, in South Killingly, Connecticut.
View detailsMary Dixon Kies was born in South Killingly, Connecticut.
View detailsMakes a triumphant entry into the ancient ruins of Palmyra, Syria, becoming the first Western woman to visit the site and being ceremonially hailed as a queen by local tribes.
View detailsDorothea Beale was born on March 21, 1831, in London, England.
View detailsGoncharova's solo exhibition opened at Galerie Paul Guillaume in Paris, marking a landmark moment for a Russian woman artist on the international stage.
View detailsBegins service as Yeoman (F) in the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard recruiting office, initiating women’s enlisted clerical service in the Navy.
View detailsSworn in as Chief Yeoman (F), becoming the Navy’s first woman petty officer and first female Chief Petty Officer.
View detailsThe bust was unveiled in Berlin on March 21, 1923, causing a sensation.
View detailsSmith recorded a bestselling version of the U.S. national anthem for RCA Victor, reinforcing her identity as America's patriotic voice.
View detailsDelta State won its second consecutive AIAW Division I women's basketball national championship under Coach Margaret Wade.
View detailsKinuyo Tanaka passed away on March 21, 1977, at the age of 67.
View detailsThe State of Alaska proclaimed March 21, 1985, as "Libby Riddles Day" in honor of her historic Iditarod victory.
View detailsWon the World Figure Skating Championships, becoming the 1986 women’s world champion.
View detailsCaptured the 1986 world title and became the women’s figure skating world champion.
View detailsBecame the first Black woman to win both the U.S. national title and the World Figure Skating Championships.
View detailsNatalie Sleeth died on March 21, 1992, in Fort Worth, Texas, leaving behind a vast catalog of beloved sacred and choral music.
View detailsAnna Lee Aldred, pioneering female jockey, died on March 21, 2006, leaving a legacy as the first licensed woman jockey in the United States.
View detailsUnder Speaker Pelosi’s leadership, the House passes the Affordable Care Act, a landmark U.S. health-care reform law.
View detailsBy March 2024, patent database analyses confirmed Bertozzi was named on over 100 granted U.S. patents across nearly 300 global filings.
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