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The struggle for Royal Authority, 1174–1189 key terms
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The struggle for Royal Authority, 1174–1189
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Baronial Power
The influence and authority held by the barons, which challenged the monarchy's control during the 12th century.
Royal Justice
The legal authority exercised by the crown, aimed at ensuring fairness and reducing the power of local lords.
Royal Authority
The power and legitimacy held by the monarch to govern and make decisions, often challenged by other institutions like the Church.
Ecclesiastical Power
The authority and influence held by the Church and its leaders, particularly in matters of governance and moral guidance.
Royal Authority
The power and legitimacy of a monarch to govern and make decisions within their realm.
Vassalage
A system in which a lord grants land to a vassal in exchange for loyalty and service.
Royal Authority
The power and legitimacy of the monarch to govern and make decisions for the kingdom.
Dynastic Ambitions
The aspirations of royal family members to expand their power and influence through marriage and inheritance.
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