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Henry VII foreign policy all
information (by years)
- 1487
- France had designs on Brittany
- They imposed restrictions as a result of English support for Breton (Brittany) independence
- They imposed restrictions as a result of English support for Breton (Brittany) independence
- Irish help Simnel. Dealt with leniency though- only have to swear an oath of loyalty.
- Margaret of Burgundy acknowledged Lambert Simnel as her nephew and raised 2000
mercenaries before Simnel set sail for Ireland
- France had designs on Brittany
- 1485
- Navigation act said that wine had to be transported in English ships to France
- Initially good relations- regent is an Anglophile
- Navigation act said that wine had to be transported in English ships to France
- 1486
- Trade treaty removing trade restrictions
- A three year truce was signed and the possibility of a marriage alliance would be explored
- Margaret of Burgundy shelters Lovell.
- Trade treaty removing trade restrictions
- 1489
- Treaty of Redon with Brittany, Feb 1489. Henry agreed to send troops
to defend Brittany against France
- Treaty of Dordrecht- Maximilian and Henry agree to send
troops to Brittany with England. However, they bailed and
left Henry all alone
- Treaty of Medina del Campo March 1489. Henry agreed to go to war
against France in order to recover lost territories, Henry's son Arthur to
marry Catherine of Aragon. Equal trading rights from both countries and
fixed custom rates.
- Treaty of Redon with Brittany, Feb 1489. Henry agreed to send troops
to defend Brittany against France
- 1491
- France continue to absorb Brittany. Henry calls parliament for subsidy (more
tax) for a 12,000 men army. Subsidy granted but causes Yorkshire rebellion.
- Anne of Brittany marries Charles VIII of France Dec 1491 and France harbours Perkin Warbeck
- Anne of Brittany marries Charles VIII of France Dec 1491 and France harbours Perkin Warbeck
- Siege of Boulogne- French concerned with Italy. Siege is late in battle season
- Warbeck initially in Dublin- small army sent to
remove him. Warbeck then goes to France
- France continue to absorb Brittany. Henry calls parliament for subsidy (more
tax) for a 12,000 men army. Subsidy granted but causes Yorkshire rebellion.
- 1492
- Henry tries to invade France (Warbeck) in September, but remains in Calais for a
month
- Peace at Treaty of Etaples Nov 1492. Henry receives £5,000 pension annually
and eliminates possibility of more pretenders in France. All English troops called back
- Peace at Treaty of Etaples Nov 1492. Henry receives £5,000 pension annually
and eliminates possibility of more pretenders in France. All English troops called back
- Henry tries to invade France (Warbeck) in September, but remains in Calais for a
month
- 1493
- Warbeck goes to Margaret of Burgundy and is tutored in the ways of the Yorkist court
- Philip takes control of Burgundy and supports Warbeck's claim.
- Trade embargo 1493-1496 as a result of Philip (and Maximilian)'s support for Warbeck. English merchants
forced to use Calais instead of Antwerp
- Trade embargo 1493-1496 as a result of Philip (and Maximilian)'s support for Warbeck. English merchants
forced to use Calais instead of Antwerp
- Philip takes control of Burgundy and supports Warbeck's claim.
- 9 year truce signed
- Warbeck goes to Margaret of Burgundy and is tutored in the ways of the Yorkist court
- 1494
- Navigation act imposed by Spain had a damaging effect on
English trade with Spain
- Sir Edward Poynings sent to Ireland as Lord Deputy- created 'Poynings Law', restored order, prevented
Warbeck's return, and arrested the Earl of Kildare
- Navigation act imposed by Spain had a damaging effect on
English trade with Spain
- 1495
- James IV comes of age
- Warbeck arrives in Scotland and is giving a royal welcome- marries Lady Catherine
Gordon and given shelter for two years
- Warbeck arrives in Scotland and is giving a royal welcome- marries Lady Catherine
Gordon and given shelter for two years
- James IV comes of age
- 1496
- Kildare reinstated as Lord Deputy- attainder reversed
- Attempted invasion of England but failed. Henry had to gather his largest army, though.
- The Great Settlement/Intercursus Magnus- Embargo ended, but Burgundy couldn't hold
any more English rebels
- Henry convinced to join the Holy League by Ferdinand, but he is
careful to maintain relations with France
- Kildare reinstated as Lord Deputy- attainder reversed
- 1497
- Trading privileges of England's merchants returned.
- Warbeck left in July 1497 and the Treaty of Ayton was signed in September- only temporary, but did
promise not to invade each other.
- Trading privileges of England's merchants returned.
- 1498
- Henry found himself in favour with all of the foreign nations
- Henry found himself in favour with all of the foreign nations
- 1499
- In July, royal marriage plans were finalised
- In July, royal marriage plans were finalised
- 1501
- Catherine of Aragon marries Prince Arthur
- Catherine of Aragon marries Prince Arthur
- 1502
- Treaty of Perpetual Peace signed. Did not last long
- Prince Arthur dies
- Treaty of Perpetual Peace signed. Did not last long
- 1503
- King James IV marries Margaret (Henry's daughter) in August
- Henry and Catherine granted papal dispensation to be married
- King James IV marries Margaret (Henry's daughter) in August
- 1504
- Isabella of Castille dies and Henry chooses to back Philip in the
Ferdinand/Philip conflict for Spain
- Treaty of Windsor/Intercursus Malus- Imposes unfair
taxes on Burgundy while England paid low taxes.
Henry also got to keep the Duke of Suffolk in England
as he had a stronger claim to the throne than him
and had been hiding in Burgundy as a result of this.
- Treaty of Windsor/Intercursus Malus- Imposes unfair
taxes on Burgundy while England paid low taxes.
Henry also got to keep the Duke of Suffolk in England
as he had a stronger claim to the throne than him
and had been hiding in Burgundy as a result of this.
- Henry backs Philip in the Spanish succession
and tried tries to retract the betrothal,
saying that it is invalid.
- Isabella of Castille dies and Henry chooses to back Philip in the
Ferdinand/Philip conflict for Spain
- 1506
- Treaty of Cambrai signed- Henry left out
- Philip dies and Ferdinand is left in control of
Spain (not impressed). All treaties with
Burgundy (including Malus) now null and void.
- Treaty of Cambrai signed- Henry left out
- 1508
- Burgundy joins the Treaty of Cambrai
- Burgundy joins the Treaty of Cambrai
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