Mary I of England controlled the nobles primarily through a combination of strategic marriages, patronage, and the assertion of royal authority. She sought to consolidate power by marrying Philip II of Spain, which aimed to strengthen her position and align her interests with powerful allies. Additionally, Mary reinforced loyalty among the nobility by granting titles and lands to those who supported her reign, while simultaneously suppressing dissent through legal measures and the use of royal favor. This approach allowed her to maintain a degree of stability in a politically turbulent period.
He disposessed most of the Anglo-Saxon nobles and landowners and put his own Breton nobles in their place.
The middle ages is a time in history of a 1000 years, so many people want to control the area we know as England. In this time the country was a patchwork of holdings by various nobles who controlled land and estates for a "king." The first feudal king was William the Conquer and his French nobles.
French
Mostly English. Possibly Latin or French. It depends on the date.
Monarchs and nobles.
Mary I of England was Mary Tudor and Mary, Queen of Scots was Mary Stuart and Mary II of England was also Mary Stuart.
the tyrants were able to seize power from the nobles because they had the help and support of the Greek farmers, merchants, and the artisans.
Nobles found that when Henry 8 seized church land and distributed it to them, the power of the Papacy was reduced and democracy advanced in England through decentralization of land.
William of Orange and his wife Queen Mary took over the throne of England after the Glorious Revolution of 1688. This event involved the overthrow of King James II, who was seen as a threat to Protestantism and parliamentary governance. William and Mary were invited to invade England by a group of Protestant nobles, leading to a relatively bloodless transition of power. Their reign marked the establishment of constitutional monarchy and the Bill of Rights in 1689.
There were various councils of nobles, but the most important were sections of parliaments. In England, this was the House of Lords, and in France this was the Second Estate.
Norman French
They spoke engrish.