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{{Year nav|1352}} {{Year in various calendars|1352}} {{Year article header|1352}} == Events == * [[June 4]] – [[Canton of Glarus|Glarus]] joins the [[Switzerland|Swiss]] Confederation. * [[June 27]] – [[Canton of Zug|Zug]] joins the [[Switzerland|Swiss Confederation]]. * [[December 18]] – [[Pope Innocent VI]] succeeds [[Pope Clement VI]] as the 199th [[pope]]. * Moroccan traveller [[Ibn Battuta]] reports the existence of the [[Xalam|ngoni]] and [[balafon]] instruments at the court of [[Mansa Musa]]. * [[Dragoş]] becomes [[voivode]] of [[Moldova]]. * [[Corpus Christi College, Cambridge|Corpus Christi College]] founded as a College of the [[University of Cambridge]] by the Guilds of Corpus Christi and the Blessed Virgin Mary. * The [[Ottoman Turk]] army crosses the [[Bosporus]], entering the [[Balkans]]. * [[Lionel of Antwerp]] marries Elizabeth, daughter of [[William de Burgh, 3rd Earl of Ulster]]. * [[William de Ashlee]] becomes [[Rector]] of [[Maids Moreton]], [[England]]. * The town of [[Biel/Bienne]], [[Switzerland]] finalizes its alliance with the city of [[Bern (city)|Bern]]. * [[Reginald de Cobham, 1st Baron Cobham]] becomes a Companion of the [[Order of the Garter|Most Noble Order of the Garter]] of [[England]]. * The [[Earl of Kent|Earldom of Kent]] becomes extinct (see '''[[1352#Deaths|Deaths]]''', below). * The [[metropolitan bishop|Metropolitan]] of the [[Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church]], the [[Metropolitan of Halych]], began to relocate back to [[Kiev]], after having moved to [[Halych]] in [[1299]]. Thereafter, the Metropolitan would hold the title of [[Metropolitan of Kiev-Halych and All Rus]]. == Births == * [[John Holland, 1st Duke of Exeter]] (estimate). (died [[1400]]) * [[Vytautas the Great]], Grand Duke of Lithuania (died [[1430]]) * [[Rupert of Germany]], Count Palatine of the Rhine (died [[1410]]) == Deaths == * [[July 3]] – Archbishop [[Vasilii Kalika]] of Novgorod. * [[September 15]] – [[Ewostatewos]], Ethiopian monk and religious leader (born [[1273]]) * [[December 6]] – [[Pope Clement