When was the first parliament created?

Answer 1

I was taught that no one actually knows the exact date, when a parliament in England was first started. The king/Queen would have had a couple of ministers that advised him, but ultimately although he signed papers to decide on laws, it was usually one minister that ran everything

Answer 2

Tynwald is usually said in the Isle of Man to be the oldest parliament in continuous existence in the world, having been established by 979 (though its roots may go back to the late 800s as the thing of Norse raiders not yet permanently resident on the island) and having continued to be held since that time without interruption.

There are other parliaments which are undoubtedly older but these have not had a continuous existence. The Icelandic Alþingi was established in 930 but abolished in 1800 and not re-founded until 1845. The Faroese Løgting is believed to be the oldest of that three, established as early as in the 9th century and recorded to exist as annual assembly in the 10th century. San Marino also claims that its parliament dates to 301 AD, making it several centuries earlier than the claims of the Norse assemblies.

Answer 3

The English Parliament started in London when William the Conqueror became the King. It had very little actual power.

Answer 4

The forst documented Parliament in the world is the Icelandic Parliament and it was officially started in 930 at the histroical landmark of Þingvellir, the icelandic national park

Answer 5

Parliament dosent igsest

Answer 6

In 1265.