The PAINFUL Death Of King John Of England - England's WORST King
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One of English History's worst
One of English History's worst Kings was John. He was known for being a King who was incredibly savage and cruel to his people living within the Kingdom, but he also lost large amounts of land during many different military campaigns. Even his own Barons turned against him, and went to war with him throwing England into a deadly civil war. It was the King vs The Barons, but eventually The Barons managed to capture London and forced John into coming up with a settlement. King John was forced to accept the demands of the Barons, and was forced to sign the Magna Carta.
The Magna Carta was an extraordinary document that limited the powers of the tyrannical King, and stated that the King was not above the law and was held accountable like ordinary citizens. Following this, John continued to go to war with the Barons, and fight against them. But in 1216, as he was campaigning across the country against them he was taken very ill. John eventually died inside of Newark Castle, but there are many rumours about how John died, and some even allege that the King was poisoned or murdered by monks or even his enemies.
The accepted cause of death for John it's believed was dysentry, caused by food that was contaminated by human waste. Dysentry caused horrendous stomach problems that resulted in death, but whether John died of this or of more sinister means remains to be solved. John was one of England's worst Kings, but he met a very painful end.
So join us today as we look at, 'The PAINFUL Death Of King John Of England - England's WORST King.' Remember to support our channel, please make sure to subscribe.
The Magna Carta was an extraordinary document that limited the powers of the tyrannical King, and stated that the King was not above the law and was held accountable like ordinary citizens. Following this, John continued to go to war with the Barons, and fight against them. But in 1216, as he was campaigning across the country against them he was taken very ill. John eventually died inside of Newark Castle, but there are many rumours about how John died, and some even allege that the King was poisoned or murdered by monks or even his enemies.
The accepted cause of death for John it's believed was dysentry, caused by food that was contaminated by human waste. Dysentry caused horrendous stomach problems that resulted in death, but whether John died of this or of more sinister means remains to be solved. John was one of England's worst Kings, but he met a very painful end.
So join us today as we look at, 'The PAINFUL Death Of King John Of England - England's WORST King.' Remember to support our channel, please make sure to subscribe.
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