This military victory for Henry II targeted a country ruled loosely by a "High King."
The 1175 Treaty of Windsor legally accomplished the goal of this campaign, although disputes would continue for centuries. Part of the justification for this event was given by Adrian IV when he issued a bull calling for this thing in order to implement the Gregorian reforms. A marcher lord with the nickname (*) "Strongbow" was instrumental in this campaign's success. This military victory for Henry II targeted a country ruled loosely by a "High King." The effects of this medieval campaign were not reversed until 1922. For 10 points, name this process by which an island that contains the cities of Cork and Dublin was subdued.
The 1175 Treaty of Windsor legally accomplished the goal of this campaign, although disputes would continue for centuries.
Norman conquest of Ireland [accept obvious equivalents and descriptive answers] &lt;LT&gt;