3 - Scotland Crisis 1486 - 1502 Flashcards
1486
Scots reclaimed Dunbar which had been taken by Edward IV
July 1486
Henry turned a blind eye and signed a 3 year truce treaty. This allowed marriage to be explored
1488
James III killed by scottish rebels and anti-english nobles dominated James IV’s regency
1489
Henry gave support to the nobles and pushed for a marriage
1492
pro- english earl of angus established scottish control
1493
A 9 year long truce was signed
1495 - PW
Truce ended in 1495 when James IV supported Perkin Warbeck. A marriage to hid cousin was proposed, and he was given military support and shelter for 2 years
1495 - Taxation
Henry created the largest taxatiom of his reign for war with Scotland and overall had £120,000. His plans were foiled and he had to divert
September 1497
Warbeck departs and is imprisoned and the treaty of Ayton is signed which ends the conflict. Unfortunately it only stabilised, not secured.
1502
Treaty of Perpetual Peace
- truce agreement suspended
- Margaret and James
How important was defence of crown and dynasty to Henry’s motivation in the Scotland crisis ?
Some importance
- Largest taxation to get rid of Warbeck
How important was national security to Henry’s motivation in the Scotland crisis ?
Treaty of Ayton and Perpetual Peace to stabilise Scotland
How important was trade to Henry’s motivation in the Scotland crisis ?
No importance
How important was other European’s actions to Henry’s motivation in the Scotland crisis ?
No importance
How important was circumstance to Henry’s motivation in the Scotland crisis ?
No importance
