Two settlements to end it were finally achieved via the Dictum of Kenilworth and the Statute of Marlborough.
Two settlements to end it were finally achieved via the Dictum of Kenilworth and the Statute of Marlborough. Its primary cause was the king's inability to live by the terms of the Easter Parliament and his forthcoming renunciation of the Provisions of Westminister and the Provisions of Oxford. After the king was captured at the Battle of Lewes, the rebels skirmished for three more years before its violent stage ended with the death, at the Battle of Evesham, of the rebel leader, Simon de Montfort. FTP, identify this 13th century English war waged against Henry III and named for the rank of many of the rebels.
Two settlements to end it were finally achieved via the Dictum of Kenilworth and the Statute of Marlborough.
{Barons’} War