Henry VII: Royal Court and Council.
- Created by: Tasha.L
- Created on: 17-04-16 13:58
View mindmap
- Henry VII: Royal Court and Council
- The Council Learned monitored the collection of bonds and recognizances.
- The Royal Council met regularly and discussed policies. Henry always had the final word.
- Henry reduced the numbers of the royal council.
- Henry established the Court of Requests (which dealt with legal cases) and the Court of General Surveyors (Crown lands).
- Henry was King Chief Executive and Head of State.
- He developed regional councils in the North, Wales and Ireland.
- Henry appointed all members of these councils to ensure enforcement of royal will.
- Henry relied on the nobility and gentry to maintain law and order in the localities.
- Henry increased the power of the JP's
- Their role was to maintain law and order, implement social and economic statutes and reward informers.
- Privy Chamber looked after Henry's personal needs. Increased use.
- Henry restored a sound and stable government after civil wars.
- Henry's active participation in government helped to enhance his authority.
Comments
No comments have yet been made