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Events in March 1406 4
1332 – 1406Ibn Khaldun (1332-1406)Historian, philosopher of history and Maliki juristIbn Khaldun was a North African Arab scholar and statesman. He wrote the Muqaddimah and the universal history Kitab al-Ibar, and he served as chief judge in Cairo.
1406Ibn Khaldun dies in CairoDies weeks after his sixth appointment as chief qadiIbn Khaldun died in Cairo at the age of 73, shortly after being appointed Maliki chief judge for the sixth time. He was buried in the Sufi cemetery outside the Bab al-Nasr gate.
1406James, heir to the Scottish throne, captured at seaEnglish pirates seize the future James I off Flamborough HeadWhile sailing to France for safekeeping and education, the young heir to the Scottish crown was captured by English pirates near Flamborough Head and handed over to King Henry IV. He would remain a prisoner in England for the next eighteen years, becoming king of Scotland in captivity days later.
1406Owain Glyndwr issues the Pennal LetterWelsh rebel leader sets out terms for alliance with FranceFrom Pennal in Wales, Owain Glyndwr wrote to the King of France proposing an alliance against England and outlining a vision for an independent Welsh church free from Canterbury and two Welsh universities. The letter remains a key document of the Welsh revolt against English rule.