died medieval monk later abbot abbey canterbury named archbishop_of_canterbury archbishop difficult relationship king point confiscated lands canterbury supervision transferred control newly created clear recognised legitimacy issue presided church councils england died considered saint death early life monk abbey canterbury selected abbot monastic house came prominent family kingdom kent king kent good terms archbishop_of_canterbury consecrated archbishop_of_canterbury february court king location implies election acceptable king received symbol archbishop authority given time kent subjected urging kent rebelled secured freedom attended church councils led king initially good terms ties strong granted number estates christ church control kent occurred latest confiscated lands elevation term office dispute arose canterbury led creation rival originally attempted bring southern canterbury london refused permission secured creation british isles main new control reasons conflict opposed deposition dynasty conflicted land claimed theirs refused crown son problems caused archbishop coins canterbury writing thirteenth century stated admit canterbury invaded britain story reflect genuine tradition recorded paris based fill details life paris information reign falsely claimed plotting pope modern historian believes possible eventual successor later admitted actions motivated hatred people pope sent crowned extant contemporary evidence recognised archbishop canterbury retained bishops winchester rochester london worcester leicester transferred later life presided council held london elevation attended bishops southern britain died august buried abbey church abbey canterbury revered saint feast day august
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