what were the later events in the parliament?
The roll only begins with the reassembling of parliament under Edward III in February, after the deposition of his father.
Parliament of 1327
The roll only begins with the reassembling of parliament under Edward III in February, after the deposition of his father.
what is parliament of 1327? It the Parliament of England that sat between 7 January and 9 March 1327. when did the constitutional crisis happened in this parliament? 1326. what was this crisis all about? The crown being transferred between two living kings. where did this crisis take place? Westminster, England. what was the attendance of this aforementioned parliament? 26 of the 46 barons. what happened to it during the king's absence? The parliament could only pass statutes with the monarch present, Edward II's refusal to attend failed to prevent the parliament from taking place, the first time this had ever happened. what was the king's response? Edward II flatly refused and roundly cursed the envoys.
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Parliament of 1327 [SEP] Later events
The roll only begins with the reassembling of parliament under Edward III in February, after the deposition of his father. It is likely, says Phillips, that since those involved were aware of the precarious legal basis for Edward's deposition—and how it would not bear "too close an examination"—there may never have been an enrolment: "Edward II had been airbrushed from the record". Other possible reasons for the lack of an enrolment are that it would never have been entered on a roll because the parliament was clearly illegitimate, or because Edward III later felt it was undesirable to have an official record of a royal deposition in case it suggested a precedent had been set, and removed it himself.