Conflict that lasted on and off from 1337 to 1453, between England and France (traditional enemy)
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Suzerainty
The feudal control of one territory by another
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Marriage-by-proxy
One or both of the individuals being united is not physically present, usually being represented by another person
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Intercursus Magnus
The major commercial trade treaty between England and Duchy of Burgundy which restored normal trading links between them (1496)
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Intercursus Malus
Trade agreement from 1506; never became fully operative and following year relations returned to that of ' Magnus
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Papal dispenation
Permission was required from the Pope to be exempted from laws or observances of the Church (unusual circumstances)
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Auld Alliance
Traditional alliance between France and Scotland (against England)
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Treaty of Etaples
Nov 1492, France agreed not to support Perkin Warbeck and to pay a pension to Henry to compensate for invasion army
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Trade embargo
Complete or partial prohibition of commerce and trade with a particular country
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Fiefdom
A territory controlled by one person or group (Brittany to France- yet had enjoyed independence until 1492)
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Treaty of Windsor- when and who with?
With Philip of Burgundy and Castile (1506)
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Treaty of Windsor- content?
Intercursus Malus; return of Earl of Suffolk, proposed marriage for Henry VII to Archduchess Margaret; H7 recognising Philip + Juana as rulers of Castile
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Treaty of Redon
Feb 1489, with Brittany. Duchess Anne to pay for English army to defend against France
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Treaty of Perpetual Peace
1502 , improved relations with Scotland (wouldn't harbour pretenders) and marriage of Princess Margaret and James IV
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Treaty of Medina del Campo
With Spain in 1489, mutual protection if attacked; agreed not to harbour pretenders, marriage of Prince Arthur and Catherine of Aragon
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