Henry VII Consol of power
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- Henry VII consolidation of power
- Initial actions
- Backdated reign
- 21st August 1485
- Saw those who fought against Henry as traitors
- Acts of Attainders passed giving Henry land and decreasing size of nobility.
- Saw those who fought against Henry as traitors
- 21st August 1485
- Marriage to Elizabeth of York
- Jan 16th 1486
- United the two houses to ease tensions
- Papal Dispensation need as pair were distant cousins
- Introduction of Tudor Rose
- Coronation before first parliament.
- Coronation - 30th Oct 1485
- Parliament - 7th Nov 1485
- Publicly rewards supporters
- 11 knighthoods conferred
- Earl of Oxford became a major landowner in East Anglea
- Duke of Bedford given back his welsh estates
- Both of these passed in first parliament.
- Earl of Oxford became a major landowner in East Anglea
- Both of these passed in first parliament.
- Dealing with Yorkists
- Arrested Earl of Warwick as stronger claimant
- Ensured no Yorkist figurehead
- Earl of Surrey kept in prison until 1489 until Henry convinced of loyalty
- Key Yorkist appointments to court
- Earl of Westmorland
- Bonds and Recognises
- Viscount Beauchmont
- Arrested Earl of Warwick as stronger claimant
- Succession
- Prince Arthur born Sept 1486
- Ensured heir to throne and Tudor dynasty
- Prince Arthur born Sept 1486
- Backdated reign
- Control of nobles
- Bonds and Recognises
- Legal aid to ensure good behaviour
- 36/62 nobles families tied by bonds
- Following Bosworth Northumberland had to pay £10,000 as guarantee of loyalty
- Legal aid to ensure good behaviour
- Act of Attainders
- Land owner guilty of rebellion: lost title and land
- Declared against Richard and supporters like Roger Wake
- In Henry's first two parliaments
- Passed 138
- In Henry's first two parliaments
- Patronage
- Thomas Stanley given land in Lancashire
- Reginald Bray accumulated land worth £10000
- Oxford given lands in East Anglia
- Fuedal dues
- 1486 Katherine, Dowager Duchess of Buckingham, was fined around £7,000 for marrying without permission
- Edward, Duke of Buckingham, was fined about £7,000 for entering his inheritance in 1498
- Retaining
- 1506 Lord Burgavenny £70,550 fine for retaining
- 1504 Act had a penalty of £5 per month per illegal retainer
- Oxford fined 15,000 marks for retaining in 1504
- Order of the Garter
- Granted 37 knighthoods
- Bray and Oxford
- Granted 37 knighthoods
- Bonds and Recognises
- Rebellions
- Lovell and Stafford
- 1486 - early in his reign
- Tried to raise army in heartland of Richard III
- Significant as shows little enthusiasm for Yorkist
- No foreign intervention
- Lambert Simnel
- 1487 posed as earl of Warwick
- crowned King Edward in Ireland 1487
- Put together by Lincoln and supported by Burgundy
- resulted in the Battle of Stoke
- 1487
- Led by Earl of Oxford
- resulted in death of Lincoln
- Lambert Simnel
- 1487 posed as earl of Warwick
- crowned King Edward in Ireland 1487
- Put together by Lincoln and supported by Burgundy
- resulted in the Battle of Stoke
- 1487
- Led by Earl of Oxford
- resulted in death of Lincoln
- resulted in the Battle of Stoke
- resulted in the Battle of Stoke
- Perkin Warbeck
- 1490 - 1497
- Richard duke of York
- William Stanley
- Lord Chamberlain
- Serious threat
- Margaret of Burgundy trained to be Yorkist prince
- Attempted landing 1495 fails and flees to Scotland
- Lovell and Stafford
- Finances
- Ordinary revenue
- Crown Lands
- Feudal dues
- Custom duties
- Legal dues
- Extraordinary revenue
- Bonds and Recognisances
- Loans and Benevolences
- Clerical taxes
- Ordinary revenue
- International recognition
- Scotland
- 1502 Treaty of Perpetual peace
- 1497 Truce at Ayton
- France / Brittany
- 1489 Treaty of Redon
- France - powerful
- 1492 Treaty of Etaples
- Burgundy
- Important trade
- 1496 Intercursus Magnus
- 1506 Treaty of Windsor
- Spain
- 1489 - Treaty of Medina del Campo
- Marriage agreement
- 1506 Treaty of Winsor
- 1489 - Treaty of Medina del Campo
- Ireland
- Yorkist sympathiser crowns pretenders
- Earl of Kildare
- Scotland
- Initial actions
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