scotland and ireland

• what was the henry 7th relationship with france

  • the relationship as once traditionally tense due to the auld alliance which means a commitment between France and Scotand which made it easier for France to invade land
  • james 4th became king in 1488 at age 15 so he wasnt fully in charge
• how did the tensions increase

  1496 james encorages warbeck to invade

  henry retaliated by attempting to invade scotland

  promoted the cornish rebellion in 1497
• what was the treaty of ayton

  • 1497
  • first treaty with scotland since 1328 and it was supposed to work for 7 years
• what was the treaty of perpecutual peace

  • 1502
  • james 4th married margrat tudor who is henry 7th daughter
  • if the peace broke excounication
• who were henry 7th children

  • arthur, margrat, henry 8th, mary tudor
• what was the relationship with ireland

  • anglo normans moved to england in 12th century
  • the pale was own by the british
  • the ormand butler family controled a section
  • the fitzgeral family controlled kildare
• who was the earl of kildare

  • general fitzgeral
  • uncrowned king of scotland
  • leading nobility of irish noility
  • lord deputy of ireland since 1477
  • yorkist sympathy
  • supported simnel in 1486 and warbeck in 1491
• what was the irish aritcracy

  • the earl of kildare was chea yet unreible
  • hebry 7th sent poynigs as deputy of the pale to rule
  • backed by armed forces
  • prince henry made lutenite of ireland
• what was the poynings law

  • 1495
  • ponyings used forced threat and bribery
  • irish parliment cant pass laws without the appeal of the english crown
• what were the problems with the poynings law

  • was very expensive to send mpoynings
  • warbeck back in ireland 1495
  • henry faced invasion of scots
  • recalled ponyings and relied on kildare as he was cheaper
• what was the return to kildare

  1496 - no benifits to supporting yorksists

  kildare build own famly wealyh yo build reputation