 Complete the following phrase:  The English revenues themselves varied from year to year. When ficial records begin in 1155 to 1156, the annual income of England was 10,500, or around half what the revenue had been under Henry I. This was due in part to The Anarchy and King Stephens loose rule resulting in the reduction of royal authority. As time went on, royal authority improved and the revenue consequently went up to an average of 22,000 a year. Due to the preparation for the Third Crusade, revenue then increased to over 31,000 in 1190 under Richard. The number fell again to 11,000 a year whilst Richard was abroad. Between 11941198, revenue averaged 25,000. Under Richards successor John, income fluctuated between 22,000 and 25,000 from 11991203. In order to fund for the reconquest of France, English income increased to 50,000 in 1210 but then rose to over 83,000 in 1211 before falling back down to 50,000 in 1212. Revenue then fell down to below 26,000 in 1214, and then further to 18,500 in 1215. The first three years of Henry IIIs reign brought in 8,000 on average due to the fragility the 