The charter reissued for a boy king
1216 · Event
Ten days after Henry III's coronation, the regent William Marshal reissues Magna Carta in the young king's name — the rebels' own programme, adopted by the crown to cut the ground from under them. The document that was a failed peace treaty in June 1215 begins its real career here: as the promise every English king must renew.
On these timelines: Magna Carta, England, Master, United Kingdom (combined)
More from Magna Carta
- Magna Carta (1215)
- First Barons' War (1215)
- Death of King John (1216)
- The pope annuls the charter (1215)
- The barons take London (1215)
- Battle of Lincoln (1217) (1217)
- The Charter of the Forest (1217)
- Papal interdict on England (1208)
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- Mongol sack of Baghdad (1258)
- Delhi Sultanate (1206)
- Norman invasion of Ireland (1169)
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- Sack of Constantinople by Fourth Crusade (1204)
- Rumi's Masnavi (1258)
- Mongol invasion of Rus' (1237)