Henry VII consolidation and security of power
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- Henry VII consolidation of Power
- Threats
- There were people with stronger claims.
- John de la pole - heir presumative
- Edward, the earl of Warwick
- Richard, Duke of York.
- Henry's only claim was through the illegite Beaufort family.
- Henry had claimed the throne though force.
- encouragement?
- Henry was considered a Usurper.
- Illegitimate.
- There were people with stronger claims.
- Gaining the Nobles support
- kept some Yorkists within parliament.
- Henry had little political experience.
- Cancelled the Titlus Regius. Yorkist support.
- reward supporters with Land and money.
- not so much that they became more powerful than him.
- didn't execute the survivors of Bosworth.
- didnt look like Richard III.
- Act of Resumption (1486)
- claimed all land that had been given away since1455.
- act of retaining (1485)
- couldn't obtain private armies.
- kept some Yorkists within parliament.
- Foreign Support.
- treaty of Medina del Campo with Spain (1489)
- Threatened a trade embargo on Burgundy.
- Henry was Catholic - stopped religious war.
- Gaining the peoples support
- Parliament declared his reign had begun the day before Bosworth.
- 21st August 1485.
- Henry was crowned in a formal ceremony - swore an oath.
- this was also a religious ceremony - gods choice.
- Cancelled the Titilus Regius that made Elizabeth illegitimate.
- Married Liz, uniting the houses and adding to his legitimacy.
- Cancelled the Titlus Regius. Yorkist support.
- Married Liz, uniting the houses and adding to his legitimacy.
- Made it appear is if he was chosen by god.
- Gaining the Nobles support
- kept some Yorkists within parliament.
- Henry had little political experience.
- reward supporters with Land and money.
- not so much that they became more powerful than him.
- didn't execute the survivors of Bosworth.
- didnt look like Richard III.
- Act of Resumption (1486)
- claimed all land that had been given away since1455.
- act of retaining (1485)
- couldn't obtain private armies.
- kept some Yorkists within parliament.
- Gaining the Nobles support
- Parliament declared his reign had begun the day before Bosworth.
- Threats
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