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    The Plantagenet kings established a centralized government with the king at the head who was supported by royal officials such as the chancellor, treasurer, and chamberlain. The king derived revenue from sources like taxes on lands, movables, wool exports, and clerical grants to fund a large royal household, military forces, and influence over localities through sheriffs. This system helped the Plantagenet kings consolidate and expand royal power with the support of the nobility who were patrons of the crown.

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    The Plantagenet kings established a centralized government with the king at the head who was supported by royal officials such as the chancellor, treasurer, and chamberlain. The king derived revenue from sources like taxes on lands, movables, wool exports, and clerical grants to fund a large royal household, military forces, and influence over localities through sheriffs. This system helped the Plantagenet kings consolidate and expand royal power with the support of the nobility who were patrons of the crown.

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    The Plantagenet kings established a centralized government with the king at the head who was supported by royal officials such as the chancellor, treasurer, and chamberlain. The king derived revenue from sources like taxes on lands, movables, wool exports, and clerical grants to fund a large royal household, military forces, and influence over localities through sheriffs. This system helped the Plantagenet kings consolidate and expand royal power with the support of the nobility who were patrons of the crown.

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    The Plantagenet kings established a centralized government with the king at the head who was supported by royal officials such as the chancellor, treasurer, and chamberlain. The king derived revenue from sources like taxes on lands, movables, wool exports, and clerical grants to fund a large royal household, military forces, and influence over localities through sheriffs. This system helped the Plantagenet kings consolidate and expand royal power with the support of the nobility who were patrons of the crown.

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    Medieval Government (Plantagenet Kings) OLGA: FALTA ALGO DELANTE DE

    Plantagenet PERO NO ENTIENDO LA LETRA)

    King Royal Patronage


    Fixed chancery and of nobility
    cooks, grooms, butlers, etc curia regis + exchequer at
    itinerant Westminster
    chancellor domestic household inheritance
    treasurer service (relief)
    chamberlain military wardship
    constables political & organization marriage
    marshalls administrative Sources of royal offices
    steward duties household revenue
    knights nobility paid $
    in instalments
    royal influence garrisons main field
    on localities as for key armies + (Dane) gold on land
    castles mounted Lordship and jurisdiction
    magantes sheriffs archers scutage (knights) Henry II
    mobilised & tahage (movables in boroughs, cities)
    commanded % assessed on revenue + movable
    mitantry property (w. Parliamentary consent)
    Great Council or Parliament clerical grants (w. Papal and
    Lay + Clerical Haquates (lords) /or clerical consent) Henry III
    (Commons) Knights from shires custom duties on wool exports, 1275
    plus Burgesses from Boroughs w. Parliament consent - Edward I
    Henry III / Edward I

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