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King- Ferdinand the Catholic (1479-1516)
The Treaty of Medina del Campo built on the previous alliance and worked to make it long term

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Earl of Kildare was in power of the majority of Ireland, however Henry VII was the Lord of Ireland in Pale. Henry feared Kildare due to his support of both Simnel and Warbeck, as well as being supported by Yorkists. Ireland didn’t have any relations with other European powers, but Henry didn’t trust them so appointed his son, Henry, as Lieutenant of Ireland

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current rulers:
•Maximilian I
• Phillip IV = Duke of Burgundy
previous relationship with England:
•they were previously trading partners (cloth)
•the complicating factor became when Henry killed Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth who is Margret’s brother.
•relations improved to an extent when Warbeck left Burgundy where Margaret welcomed him into her home
any significant relations with any other european powers:
•they had disputes with Northern Italy but no other significant disputes

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Britanny (whilst techincally being in France) had a lot of influence as a an idividual area.
Anne of Brittany (Duchess) from 1488 until her death in 1514.
She was Queen consort of France from 1491 utill 1498, then from 1499 until 1514.
She married Charles III in 1491.
She was a symbol of Peace between France and Brittany.
In 1488 Henry VII suggested a marriage between Buckingham and Anne however it was rejected.

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James IV was the current ruler of Scotland during Henry VII’s reign. Previous relations with England was usually strained as Scotland wanted independence and the positioning was often hostile due to Scotland going to France for help. Henry VII was worried that James would refuse Henry as the new English king as this would cause problems with Yorkists.