John Lackland was King Henry IIs younger son and younger brother of Richard I. Henry left no land to John in his will, hence the epithet Lackland. On the death of his elder brother Richard Lionheart, John was crowned king. John ruled from 1199 to his death in 1216. A cruel and savage king, John finally fell foul of the Barons who then rose against him. At Runnymede they forced him to sign the Magna Carta; a set of pre-Norman and new laws designed to protect the realm and to force the monarch to behave in a more civilised manner.
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He Got The Nickname Lackland Because He Gave Away Land In France
King John was indeed referred to as "John Lackland" before the death of his brother Henry the Young King. But from about the age of five he started to be given lands, so the nickname was no longer apt nor evidently used.
In reaction to Bad King John, the English lords forced him to place his seal on Magna Carta to assure them their basic human rights.
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John Lackland.
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He Got The Nickname Lackland Because He Gave Away Land In France
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King John was indeed referred to as "John Lackland" before the death of his brother Henry the Young King. But from about the age of five he started to be given lands, so the nickname was no longer apt nor evidently used.
Siblings: Henry, Geoffrey, William, Matilda, Richard, Eleanor, and Joan.
King John, also known as John Lackland, Jean Sans Terre,was the fifth son of Henry II(Henri Court-mantel) and Eleanor of Aquitaine.
King John Lackland had 4 full brothers, all older than him:William IX of PoitiersHenry the Young KingRichard Lion-HeartGeoffrey II of BrittanyPlus at least two illegitimate half-brothersGeoffrey fitzPlantagenet, Archbishop of YorkWilliam Longspee, Earl of Salisbury
King John's legitimate children were as followsHenry III of EnglandRichard, 1st Earl of Cornwall, King of the RomansJoan, Queen of ScotsIsabella, Holy Roman EmpressEleanor, Countess of Pembroke
In reaction to Bad King John, the English lords forced him to place his seal on Magna Carta to assure them their basic human rights.
Eleanor of Aquitaine's sons, Richard the Lionheart and John Lackland, became King of England.