King John // Scotland, Ireland & Wales Flashcards

1
Q

How did William the Lion use his release from the Treaty of Falaise after Richard’s death?

A

He made advances on Cumbria and Northumbria.

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2
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When did William the Lion pay homage to John for his English Territories?

A

1200

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3
Q

When was peace maintained until after William payed homage?

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1209

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4
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What were John’s concerns regarding William the Lion after 1209?

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He was worried that William the Lion was scheming with Philip II because there were rumours Philip wanted to marry one of William’s daughters.

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5
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How did John respond to his suspicions regarding William the Lion?

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He gathered an army and marched to the Scottish border.

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6
Q

What was the Treaty of Norham?

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It surrendered William’s daughters to John; one of them to marry his eldest son.

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7
Q

When was the second treaty agreed between John and William the Lion and why did it secure?

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1212; announcing John’s daughter Joan would marry William’s heir.

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8
Q

What did John allow William in the year 1212?

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A mercenary force to deal with the rebel Guthred MacWilliam.

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9
Q

Since what year had John been Lord of Ireland?

A

1185

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10
Q

When did John appoint Meiler FitzHenry as chief Justiciar in Ireland?

A

1200

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Why did John replace FitzHenry with John de Gray as Chief Justiciar?

A

Meiler FitzHenry was unsuccessful in limiting the power of Anglo-Norman barons.

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12
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When did John de Gray become chief justiciar in Ireland?

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Autumn 1208

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13
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Why did John raise a fleet of 700 ships against Ireland in 1210?

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William de Braose had fled to Ireland.

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14
Q

Was the 1210 invasion of Ireland successful?

A

Yes; John swiftly punished barons habouring fugitives and gained the submission of native Irish rulers.

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15
Q

Who controlled the south of wales at this point?

A

Anglo-Norman Lords.

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16
Q

Why was John concerned with the control of the centre and north of wales?

A

It was more chaotic.

17
Q

What possession did John have in wales?

A

Glamorgan, secured in his previous marriage.

18
Q

Who’s authority did John want to build up in Ireland?

A

William Marshal & William de Braose.

19
Q

How did John use the division between dynasty to his advantage?

A

He played of Prince Lywelyn with Prince Gwenwynwyn.

20
Q

How did John forge an understanding with Princes Lywelyn and Gwenwynwyn?

A

Via. the marriage of his illegitimate daughter Joan.

21
Q

What event upset the balance in wales?

A

The downfall of william de braose in 1208.

22
Q

How did John immediately react to the downfall of William de Braose in 1208?

A

He seized his possessions and captured Gwenwynwyn of Powys leaving Lywelyn with an opportunity to expand his authority.

23
Q

How did John respond to his concern that Lywelyn had growing power?

A

He invaded Gwynedd in 1211

24
Q

What terms did Lywelyn offer John in 1211?

A

Hostages, cattle and territory.

25
Q

How did the events in Ireland out John at a disadvantage?

A

It gave the welsh Princes reason to unite against John

26
Q

When did Lywelyn form an alliance with Philip?

A

1212

27
Q

How did John react to Lywelyn’s 1212 alliance with Philip?

A

He killed many of the hostages obtained after the 1211 treaty.