WR QF Flashcards

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Ranulf Flambard paid £1000 to be made Bishop of Durham
6/8 bishops appointed were royal clerks
Chancellor (Gerard), Bishop of Hereford and Archbishop of York were all in the king’s service - king needs a close relationship with the Church for administration.
Income doubled in the last 4 years of reign due to vacancies and war in Normandy and Maine
1/5 of Rufus’ income was made from vacancies
By the end of Rufus’ reign, 3 bishoprics and 11 abbeys were vacant
60% of the wealth of all English churches worth £200 per year or more were in the royal hands in 1100 and overall 89% of the landed wealth of England’s more substantial chruches were in Rufus’ possession

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How much did Ranulf Flambard pay to be made Bishop of Durham?

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Ranulf Flambard paid £1000 to be made Bishop of Durham

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What fraction of bishops appointed were royal clerks?

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6/8 bishops appointed were royal clerks

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Who were some of the royal clerks in church who helped Rufus

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Chancellor (Gerard), Bishop of Hereford and Archbishop of York were all in the king’s service - king needs a close relationship with the Church for administration.

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How did income change due to vacancies in last 4 years and due to what

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Income doubled in the last 4 years of reign due to vacancies and war in Normandy and Maine

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What fraction of Rufus’s income was due to vacancies

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1/5 of Rufus’ income was made from vacancies

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By the end of his reign, how many bishoprics and abbeys were vacant

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By the end of Rufus’ reign, 3 bishoprics and 11 abbeys were vacant

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By the year 1100 what percentage of wealth of English churches went to the king

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60% of the wealth of all English churches worth £200 per year or more were in the royal hands in 1100

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By the year 1100 what percentage of wealth of substantial churches went to the king

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89% of the landed wealth of England’s more substantial churches were in Rufus’ possession

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