Henry V and the Earldom of Chester 1399-1422
Henry V and the Earldom of Chester 1399-1422
A wide ranging study of the administration and finances of one of the most important lordships in the territories of the English crown- the earldom of Chester - based upon the surviving account rolls of the chamberlain and of the various manors held in direct ownership. The early fifteenth century is particularly significant, first because the usurpation of Henry IV led to the dismantling of Richard II's principality of Chester and to the creation of the future Henry V as earl as well as Prince of Wales and duke of Cornwall, and secondly because of the rebellions of Henry 'Hotspur' Percy and Owain Glyn Dwr boosted the importance of the earldom within the Lancastrian polity.
Earldom of Chester, Henry V, financial administration
Curry, Anne
8dfe10f0-50e4-41b5-ae8e-526376ef8c95
1 October 2024
Curry, Anne
8dfe10f0-50e4-41b5-ae8e-526376ef8c95
Curry, Anne
(2024)
Henry V and the Earldom of Chester 1399-1422
(Third Series, 57),
vol. 57,
Manchester.
Chetham Society, 473pp.
Abstract
A wide ranging study of the administration and finances of one of the most important lordships in the territories of the English crown- the earldom of Chester - based upon the surviving account rolls of the chamberlain and of the various manors held in direct ownership. The early fifteenth century is particularly significant, first because the usurpation of Henry IV led to the dismantling of Richard II's principality of Chester and to the creation of the future Henry V as earl as well as Prince of Wales and duke of Cornwall, and secondly because of the rebellions of Henry 'Hotspur' Percy and Owain Glyn Dwr boosted the importance of the earldom within the Lancastrian polity.
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Published date: 1 October 2024
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Prof Curry is Emeritus professor, having retired from employment at the University of Southampton in Sept 2029
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Earldom of Chester, Henry V, financial administration
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