The castle of Montségur was razed after 1244 ; the current fortress follows French military architecture of the 17th century

* Guy de Montfort, Count of Nola ( approximate date ; b. 1244 )

In 1244, after the confederacy had failed and Hugh had made peace with King Louis, two royal cooks were arrested for attempting to poison the King ; upon questioning they confessed to having been in Isabella's pay.

Married firstly before 1244 Maurice IV, seigneur de Craon ( 1224 – 1250 ), by whom she had issue ; she married secondly, Geoffrey de Rancon.

The truce, hugely unpopular from its inception, expired in 1239 ; and Jerusalem was taken following a siege by the Khwarezmian Turks in 1244 .< ref >

* Benōhō ( Rules for the Practice of the Way ), one volume ; written between 1244 and 1246.

* The Church of Araceli ( 1244 ), by Guarino Guarini, formerly belonged to the Clarisses, contains statues by Orazio Marinali and Cassetti, and paintings by Tiepolo ;

Besides, it bordered the County of Loon in the north ; that's why this village got its City charter in 1244.

The Samaritan synagogue, built in 362 CE by the high priest Akbon and converted into a church by the Crusaders, was converted into al-Khadra Mosque in 1244 ; and two other Crusader churches became the an-Nasr Mosque and al-Masakim Mosque during that century.

The taifa was shortly recreated in 1228, after the fall of the Almoravids until it conquered by the Taifa of Murcia ; in 1244, Fernando III, King of Castilla y León and his son and heir, Prince Alfonso, the future Alfonso X of Castile, conquered Lorca.

13 km ( 8 mi ) north of the snow shed, after passing through another interchange and the 1244 m ( 4, 147 ft ) Coquihalla Pass, Highway 5 reaches the former toll booth ; it was the only highway in British Columbia to have tolls.

In 1244 John FitzAlan inherited the castle from his father ; John also became the de jure Earl of Arundel.

At the end of 1970 it operated 478 miles of road on 762 miles of track ; that year it carried 1244 million ton-miles of revenue freight.

Ralph Neville ( or Ralf Nevill ; died 1244 ) was a medieval clergyman and politician who served as Bishop of Chichester and Lord Chancellor of England.

The Polish clan name and cry ritualized the ius militare, i. e., the power to command an army ; and they had been used some time before 1244 to define knightly status.

; Kosovo ( Under United Nations Administration via UN Resolution 1244 )

They were given two main tasks by UN Security Council Resolution 1244: 1 ) to establish a new police force ; 2 ) in the meantime, to maintain civil law and order.

* Saint Theodosia ( Fedosia ), princess of Vladimir, ( wife of Jaroslav Vsevolodovich ; mother of St. Alexander Nevsky ) ( 1244 )

Bishop Bruno II from 1213 to 1218 established the monastery St. Petri in Bautzen, which was richly endowed by king Přemysl Otakar I and his successors ; Queen Kunigunda in 1234 donated the Cistercian monastery of St. Marienthal, which was subjected to the diocese of Prague in 1244, and Bernhard Kamenz in 1248 founded the second Cistercian monastery of St. Marienstern in Kamenz.

Petitions were accordingly sent to the king in many instances to remove his Jews from the boroughs, and they were expelled from Bury St. Edmunds in 1190, Newcastle in 1234, Wycombe in 1235, Southampton in 1236, Berkhamsted in 1242, Newbury in 1244.

The coming of the Slave Army of the Mamluks in 1260, replacing the short lived late Muslim Ayyubid rulers ( 1244 – 1260 ) had little effect on the Armenians but great effect on the other Christian communities, many of whom were viewed as being part of the Crusader mentality.

By 1244, however, Gruffudd was dead, and Dafydd seems to have benefited from the backing of many of his brother's erstwhile supporters.

* Amongst other things, according to SC Resolution 1244, Serbia is authorised to send a specific amount of its troops back into Kosovo.

In 1999 the KLA was officially disbanded and their members entered other armed groups such as various Albanian Macedonian rebels, the UCPMB in the Preševo Valley region and UNMIK instituted NGOs within Kosovo such as the Kosovo Protection Corps ( in accordance with UNSC resolution 1244 which required the establishment of a civilian emergency protection body to replace the former KLA ) and Kosovo Police Force.

Llywelyn the Great's other son, Gruffudd had been killed trying to escape from the Tower of London in 1244.

Between 1999 and 2001 the UN managed a large clearance programme in Kosovo ( under Security Council resolution 1244 giving the UN governance of the province ). The implementing agencies for clearance, of which HALO was the largest with over 400 staff, destroyed over 50, 000 landmines, cluster munitions and other items of UXO.

Frederick II of Austria, in his law on the Jews, issued 1244, decreed that within the limits of his state they should not pay more than the legal rate of toll — the same rate that all other citizens had to pay ( Scherer, l. c.

The law of Duke Frederick II of Austria ( 1244 ), which served as a model for much other legislation on the Jews, merely required a Jew to swear " super Rodal " ( by the Torah ).

The southern Serbian province of Kosovo, while formally still part of Serbia ( according to United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244 ), moved toward local autonomy under the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo ( UNMIK ) and was dependent on the international community for financial and technical assistance.

The Contact Group said that, regardless of the outcome of the present negotiations, a new International Civilian Office ( ICO ) will be established in Kosovo to take up the civil administration provided for under UNSCR 1244, supervise the implementation of any status settlement and safeguard minority rights.

He also worked for the canonization of Edmund Rich while he was at the papal court-in-exile at Lyon from 1244 to 1249.

Robert Grosseteste, the Bishop of Lincoln, had examined Passelewe, and found him unfit for episcopal office, and Boniface then quashed the election in 1244.

In 1244 he sat on a committee which was empanelled to consider a demand for a subsidy.

These Tuscan hermits came together for a general chapter in March 1244, as decreed by the Bull Praesentium Vobis, a chapter presided over by Cardinal Annibaldi.

There is no direct mention of him in this play but there are quotations from some of his plays: a derogatory reference to Lydians and Phrygians ( line 1244 ) is from Alcestis and a Choral injunction to make way for the hero ( 1720 ) is from The Trojan Women.

In navigation, the earliest uses of harbor cranes are documented for Utrecht in 1244, Antwerp in 1263, Brugge in 1288 and Hamburg in 1291, while in England the treadwheel is not recorded before 1331.

and lasted for about 20 years, until 1244 B. C.

In 1244 Bolesław supported his brother in the conflict that broke out between the local nobility and the clergy led by the Bishop of Poznań Bogufał II for the privileges granted by Władysław Odonic in 1237.

In 1279, as the Abbot attempted to increase labour services for his tenants ( which had been fixed in 1244 ), the peasants attempted to plead their case in the King's Court, a privilege forbidden to unfree villeins.

Its splendid Gothic church, completed in 1244, today serves as the parish church for the town's Protestant Christians who purchased it in 1817 / 1824.

His career statistics totaled a. 316 batting average, still the highest ever for a switch hitter, with 2880 hits, 1532 runs, 105 home runs and 1244 RBI.

Donations were made by the Arden family to the clergy and in 1244, a donation of land resulted in two priests being sent to the manor to maintain a shrine, pray for Sir William Arden and to assist travellers through the area.

The third, San Manuel clay loam, which is best for bananas, cotton and vegetables, has an area of 1244. 57 hectares.

In 1244, winegrowing in Karlstadt was mentioned for the first time.

After the NATO bombing campaign in 1999, leading LDK members were present for the signing of the Kumanovo Treaty that adopted United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244 and formalized the cessation of hostilities in Kosovo.

However, despite their support of Resolution 1244, which mandates significant autonomy for Kosovo while recognizing the " sovereignty and territorial integrity " of Yugoslavia, the LDK continually supported the independence of Kosovo.

Stationary harbor cranes are considered a new development of the Middle Ages, its earliest use being documented for Utrecht in 1244.

In 1244, Sakya Pandita left for Prince Godan's royal camp with two of his young nephews, the ten year-old Phagpa and six year-old Chhana, who later published a collection of Sakya Pandita's writings.

On Llywelyn's death it fell back into Norman hands, and in 1244 Earl Gilbert of Pembroke rebuilt it with town walls for added protection.