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Henry IV had to put down several revolts during his reign which cost a lot of money. He had to rely on grants from Parliament to finance those costs, and Parliament repeatedly accused him of mismanaging those funds. As a result, Parliament gradually acquired certain powers over royal expenditures and appointments, so the accusations may have been at least partly 'political' and self-serving. There is no real hard evidence that Henry IV was 'bad' with money.
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Who was the next king after King Richard II?
Henry VII was king after Richard III after defeating him in the Battle of Bosworth Field.
What religion was King Henry IV of England?
He was Roman Catholic.
Who was England's fattest monarch?
George IV or Henry VIII
Where in England did King Henry IV live?
He lived in London proberly, in England which was the country he ruled
Who introduced the custom of tea drinking to Portugal?
Queen Isabel, who took the custom to England when she married Henry the IV.
What is King Henry IV of England's birthday?
King Henry IV of England was born on April 3, 1367.
Henry the IV?
Henry IV King of England 1399 to 1413 Or Henry IV King of France 1589 to 1610
When was King Henry IV born?
King Henry IV of England was born on 15th April 1367.
Who was the next king after King Richard II?
Henry VII was king after Richard III after defeating him in the Battle of Bosworth Field.
Who reigned England in 1400?
Henry IV
When did King Henry IV become king?
King Henry IV of England became king on 30 September 1399.
What religion was King Henry IV of England?
He was Roman Catholic.
Who reigned England 1411?
Henry IV (1399 - 1413).
Who was England's fattest monarch?
George IV or Henry VIII
How old was Henry the forth when he died?
Henry IV of England died in 1413 at age 46.
When did King Henry IV die?
King Henry IV of England died on March 20, 1413 at the age of 45.
What did Henry IV believed that the church was?
Henry IV 1367-1413 was the 10th King of England. He was a politique; he regarded religion as part of royal authority.
