Why was there unrest during 1232-34?
- Created by: Holley Wakeling
- Created on: 17-06-21 16:56
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- why was there unrest in england in 1232-34?
- Xenophobia
- Frenchmen kicked out of castles by force
- Robert de Gaugi's castle at Newark was given to the Bishop of Lincoln
- de burgh takes land off of French men and Des Roches supporters - **** of Aumale
- Fawkes de Breaute made many enemies
- disposessed men of their rights and seized lands without warrants
- 1224 - his brother seized a royal judge and held him prisoner at Bedford castle - Fawkes' main base although he was not there
- revolts about the absentee Italian clergy who had been given benefices in England since 1215
- Frenchmen kicked out of castles by force
- Showmanship between the 2 regents
- HDB remove all PDR supporters - Aumale
- HDB takes lands from Richrd Marshal in Ireland - trying to prove himself
- HDB attempts to retake the land in France Louis took
- PRD blames italin clergy riots on HDB
- PDR takes land off HDB supporters to give to his - causing conflicts with de maulays, marshals, and bassets
- proxy wars in Ireland between PDR and HDB
- the success of Marshal
- no one could live up to his reputation
- encouraged showmanship
- Brought power closer to the King - annoying the barons but not enough at the time to do anything
- used Magna Carta to paper over the cracks twice
- no one could live up to his reputation
- magna carta destabilised the status quo
- HDB reissues MC to take forces to France to retake the land that Louis took - La Rochelle, Gascony
- barons promised to pay a 15th in return for this
- Fawkes de Breaute and his brother go against MC when he took a judge hostage
- Richard Marshal and Henry's brother Richsrd's inheritances are delayed
- HDB reissues MC to take forces to France to retake the land that Louis took - La Rochelle, Gascony
- Henry's weaknesses
- he's too youg to have a majority - allowing regents to bombard politics
- father figures - the pope had a strong grip on him too so didn't want to get rid of the Italian clergy
- too weak to get rid of HDB or PDR quickly enough
- father figures - the pope had a strong grip on him too so didn't want to get rid of the Italian clergy
- Isabella of Angouleme remarried - Hugh de Lusignan's son, hugh - too weak to keep control of her
- displaces H's sister and then keeps her there almost jeapordising the alliance with William of Scotland who was going to marry the sister
- They kep making trouble in France - henry has to keep putting down rebellions
- costs money
- he's too youg to have a majority - allowing regents to bombard politics
- Xenophobia
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