Your wife is a daughter of William the Lion, King of Scotland. You are friendly with William de Mowbray and Roger de Montbegon Relationship with King John You helped King John with negotiations with the Scots. You believe King John had made advances to your wife. In 1212 you plotted with Robert Fitzwalter to kill King John – and failed. You fled abroad and your castles were destroyed by the king. You have been pardoned but the King does not trust you – and you do not trust him. William de Mowbray Lands You have land in the north and midlands - Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Leicestershire Family and friends You are friendly with Eustace de Vesci and Roger de Montbegon Relationship with King John You are a brave soldier and supported John for a long time but you now owe John a huge sum of money. In 1200 you offered 2000 marks to John to win his support in your dispute with William de Stuteville over who owned land. John accepted the offer but his court then declared in favour of Stuteville. King John did not at first ask you for the 2000marks but in 1208, he demanded you pay off the debt at a rate of £100 per year. It’s a huge amount and you have had to borrow money from moneylenders. Roger de Montbegon Lands You hold land in the north and midlands - Lancashire, Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire Family and friends
Your wife is a daughter of William the Lion, King of Scotland. You are friendly with William de Mowbray and Roger de Montbegon Relationship with King John You helped King John with negotiations with the Scots. You believe King John had made advances to your wife. In 1212 you plotted with Robert Fitzwalter to kill King John – and failed. You fled abroad and your castles were destroyed by the king. You have been pardoned but the King does not trust you – and you do not trust him. William de Mowbray Lands You have land in the north and midlands - Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Leicestershire Family and friends You are friendly with Eustace de Vesci and Roger de Montbegon Relationship with King John You are a brave soldier and supported John for a long time but you now owe John a huge sum of money. In 1200 you offered 2000 marks to John to win his support in your dispute with William de Stuteville over who owned land. John accepted the offer but his court then declared in favour of Stuteville. King John did not at first ask you for the 2000marks but in 1208, he demanded you pay off the debt at a rate of £100 per year. It’s a huge amount and you have had to borrow money from moneylenders. Roger de Montbegon Lands You hold land in the north and midlands - Lancashire, Yorkshire, Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire Family and friends