How Henry VII Became Stinking Rich - Financial Policy and Economics

[@weltgeist2604]

Are you sure you want to tax the peasants? My lord? It's almost harvesting season.

[@historywithhilbert146]

Away with you vile beggar!

[@anja1627]

Angus Rhodes 😆😆😆😆😆😆

[@strathattack4325]

Tfw when u join in a rebellion against taxes only to get fined for joining in on a rebellion against taxes.

[@dkupke]

Strath Attack re. The American Revolution and what followed shortly after it

[@Tomcat13436]

BrUh!

[@elliotwheeler5110]

The Mr Bruff of History

[@sniperrecon101]

Yorkshire was 1489 not 1486 or 1487, and the 1487 parliament was called to pay mercenaries for the battle of Stoke Field part of the Simnel imposture not the much smaller Lovell rebellion, other then that great video! Really great resource for my revision.

[@派耀诚]

James Neal than*

[@pandoratonks4429]

That's what I was about to say! He also called John de la Pole the Duke of Suffolk in the rebellions video when he was actually the Earl of Lincoln. There are a couple mistakes in his videos, but they are helpful.

[@timnergaard3831]

i'm doing this in my history class right now so this was a big help

[@nahirlulu3710]

I love this man !! Henry VII the best king !!

[@charlottedredge6666]

Really useful video, however The Yorkshire Rising was in 1489, not 1487, as a result of involvement in Breton and the resultant extraordinary revenue. Also the French pension he received as a result of the 1492 Treaty was only £5000, approx. 5% of Henry's annual income.

[@pk6810]

14:20 🤣 I'd love to have met Perkin, he sounds hilarious. Really great videos, really straightforward and broken down well. Thank you 😊

[@benjaminmorrison6355]

I am writing a paper on Empson and Dudley for a Tudor-Stuart history course - and this helps a ton. Thanks!

[@mjsoupcampbell]

Small correction although I'm not sure its an error you intended. Burgundy just owned the lands that are in the modern Netherlands and mostly in name only at the time of Henry VII taking over in England. The Duchy of Burgundy proper is much farther south. The last Duke of Burgundy of the House of Valois-Burgundy was Charles the Bold who last his life fighting the Swiss at the Battle of Nancy. Charles had one legitimate child Mary who married the Hapsburg Maximilian I of the HRE. Although their son Philip I was technically Duke of Burgundy the lands of the Netherlands mostly fell under HRE/Hapsburg control and as a result there were revolts a few years prior to Bosworth against the Hapsburg takeover. Granted this was not formalized until 1512 when it became of the Burgundian Circle of the HRE.

[@paolofumarola2319]

Yes great correction, but please, they are the Habsburg dinasty, not Hapsburg

[@estebanrodofili4121]

Loved the video! Would you mind telling me which music you chose?

[@claudeyaz]

Can you do some videos about the people under these kings...like their right hand men? I watched a video documentary called "Churchill's Secret Son." Which was about "Brenden Bracken." He had single handedly pulled Winston Churchill out of his debts, and helped him get into position to become UKs wartime prime minister...But the reason I mentioned it, was that it made me curious if other high status people had such capable people under them... Also. Could you talk about why Kings of England did such a shoddy Job training their heirs...why did they trust nobles (whom benefited from weak/puppet kings) to teach their heirs? And can you talk about the "spares" that ended up the "heirs," and succeeded, like Queen Elizabeth II's father...and ones that failed, like henry 8th. Keep up the great content.. I really recommend the documentary about Brenden Bracken "Churchill's Secret Son" though..

[@charlottedredge6666]

It is also important to note that the Intercursus Malus actually came under the Treaty of Windsor, 1506 - agreed between Henry VII and the shipwrecked Philip of Burgundy. His wife, Juana of Aragon was at that point competing with her father over the throne of Castile (she was the daughter of Ferdinand of Aragon and the recently deceased Isabella of Castile). So not only a treaty of trade, it forced Burgundy to give up Edmund de la Pole (a threat to the Tudor dynasty), and the support and backing of Henry VII helped strengthen Philip and Juana's claim to the Castile throne. Therefore, while the Malus treaty favoured English traders, there were benefits of the treaty for Philip too!

[@StefanMilo]

WHEY WORCESTER!!! Home town right there. Mercia never dies!

[@SigurdKristvik]

"Screw you Christine Carpenter!" Burn at the end there

[@natea6812]

I hear that mount and blade fire and sword

[@VandalCleaver]

Imagine how it must have felt for a king to increase his treasury by half, and most importantly, at the expense of a rival prince. He was a very successful ruler, to circumvent the ire of the nobility, while still taxing the plebs to the bone.

[@timnergaard3831]

loved the bit at the end where you shat on christine carpenter, i'm reading her book at the moment as well.

[@SouthyA]

Love the music on this. Does it have a name or just stock music?

[@BantiarnaMacRaghnaill]

Can anyone recommend some good sources on Norman history and culture that does not focus solely on 1066? Also, sources on the Fitzgeralds would be appreciated as well. Excellent video, btw - THANK YOU!

[@historywithhilbert146]

Thank you very much :) I have to admit I'm not very learned at all on the Normans, although I read a book about them called The Normans and their Myth which was honestly a good overview of them although other than that I can't really help here :/ I'm sure some of my viewers will be able to help you out though :) I need to make more videos on the Normans but I did a basic history of them here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5a8iHV9brahaJI

[@BantiarnaMacRaghnaill]

Thank you! I'll watch it now. I come from 2 lines of Normans, one being Fitzgerald, so I'm interested in anything I can find but until now most info is about Hastings. I'm very interested in their culture, mainly. Thank you again for all you contribute to us!

[@historywithhilbert146]

I really need to make the follow-up video on the Normans actually, almost a year has gone by since I promised to make it hahaha :D Nice! For culture it's an interesting one because obviously you've got the mix of the Norsemen and the Frankish population who they married into and the cultures that assimilated to make a hybrid one that would dominate large parts of Italy and of course England and Normandy :) No problem at all, thank you for your enthusiasm and your eagerness to learn about your own past; more like you please!

[@kaloarepo288]

Spiral journey -A Long time ago I read that the Anglo-norman Irish family of the Fitzgeralds had Italian Florentine origin and were originally called the Gerardi.President Kennedy of the U.S. was perhaps a descendant -John Fitzgerald Kennedy.

[@Cynicalblade17]

Could you do a video of Henry the eighth income and finance please would love to see that if you can

[@teucer915]

"Burgundy" has moved a lot. You could do an entire video about that.

[@aleksandersokal5279]

Burgundy was a French Duchy (though not France) which controlled Netherlands and not Netherlands...

[@antoninblanc9707]

Well you forgot what he wons by forfeitures, and also his policies concerning the royal demesne in England , in which he raised much more cash than his Lancastrian predecessors

[@bradyelich2745]

Bi-annual is every 2 years. Semi-annual is twice a year.

[@kaloarepo288]

Henry VII's tomb in Westminster Abbey is by the Italian sculptor Torrigiani who has gone down in history as having broken the nose of Michelangelo in a fight! Just a bit of useless information!

[@mariocassina90]

not worse than Caravaggio who tried to castrate an enemy killing him in the action

[@kaloarepo288]

Or the Renaissance mannerist composer Carlo Gesualdo who had his wife and her handsome lover murdered.

[@kaloarepo288]

Or the Renaissance mannerist composer Carlo Gesualdo who had his wife and her handsome lover murdered.

[@christiancristof491]

We italians are chill, ehy.

[@stefanatliorvaldsson3563]

was William the conqueror a good king p.s. great job on the video

[@stefanatliorvaldsson3563]

what is the history of brittany

[@Anttimation]

Stefán Atli Þorvaldsson Sounds like a big topic (history of Brittany) :D

[@historywithhilbert146]

I've got stuff planned on the Normans and obviously 1066 more specifically but this would be an interesting one and I have to admit I don't know much about William's kingship other than how he won the throne in the first place :D

[@historywithhilbert146]

"Stop it France"

[@stefanatliorvaldsson3563]

i was thinking about William the conqueror because i was watching the tv show Vikings

[@sophiebutt2738]

can you do a video on Henry VII's foreign policy?

[@historywithhilbert146]

Hi Sophie, I actually recently started a new series on Henry VII, which will include sub-themes like his rise to power, consolidation of power, revolts against him, economic policy, foreign policy and succession: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6LJqqapfJmNkJY

[@sophiebutt2738]

thank you very much!

[@bryelop]

Burgundy wasn’t the Netherlands...

[@JoshSmith-by9zh]

The Yorkshire Rebellion was 1489 not 1487 or 1486. The Lovell threat was also in Easter 1486 and separate from the Simnel threat which occurred in 1487 and ended at the Battle of Stoke Field :)

[@yassine96554]

What's the music in the background??

[@aymarafan7669]

Ya A, It, Suonatore Di Liuto and Voltaire’s Reaction by Kevin McLeod.

[@LouisSmith1776]

My god the editing

[@chancescherrer7957]

What's the inside reference with the Netherlands flag in A lot of your videos?

[@jessefifa]

He is Dutch i think

[@johnlewis3891]

Burgundy was not the Netherlands. The Dukes of Burgundy were also counts of Flanders, Holland, Zeeland, and dukes of Brabant, and Limburg in Belgium and the Netherlands.

[@Snatch737]

Do a video on Poland my dude

[@gillesbarique9113]

It is true that the Duke of Burgondy was also Count of Flanders but Flanders was not Burdondy ....

[@Alasdair37448]

Rofl with the king henry jokes like the ego bar and playing him up like some medieval mob boss with the sunglasses and plundering his nobles for cash laughing my but off over here! 😆

[@tantraman93]

Take time to enjoy life.

[@garychynne1377]

LESSON LEARNT--YA GONNA PLAY. YOUR GONNA PAY. WAR IS EXPENSIVE---COMPENSATION IS ONLY FARE. THANK YOU GARE

[@historywithhilbert146]

If you give your loyalties away, Then without mercy and without say, King Henry and his lawyers will take your wealth away ;) Absolutely it was expensive, but Henry got a good deal at Étaples which also helped pay for it :) No worries Gare, glad you're still watching!

[@zoetropo1]

Earl of Richmond. Of course he’s rich.

[@marijntaal1531]

How about calling the Burgundian Netherlands the Burgundian Netherlands instead of Burgundy since Burgundy is in France?

[@FirstLast-fr4hb]

Where is that lovely music coming from?

[@historywithhilbert146]

If I said the melodic plucking of my lute would it sound too much like a euphemism? xD In all seriousness it's a 16th century piece called Suonatore Di Liuto which I really rather like :) Btw, I always leave the music I use in the description if you're ever interested to find the names ;)

[@FirstLast-fr4hb]

Perhaps I should open my eyes more as well as I do my ears for this beautifully soothing music.It sounds so regal, courtly and elegant. :) How did you find this song? While plucking your lute?

[@historywithhilbert146]

Haha no worries, I;m glad you enjoyed the music enough to ask after it :) It is a great little piece, I might put it in at the start of all my videos as a little intro music while I'm working on my permanent introduction ;) It's a Kevin MacLeod one from Incompetech Here's a youtube link for it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4fWdaSoa66osJo

[@adamthornton7880]

Is...there a reason Italy is missing from the Europe map?

[@Primljosef]

Probably the lack of a unified Italy at this point in time and its irrelevance to the point he was trying to make

[@user-or7ji5hv8y]

Why couldn’t Henry 7 simply not recognize those England’s debt accumulated under Richard 3?

[@newjerseylion4804]

Money money money

[@JK03011997]

Calling Burgundy is heresy!

[@jackcook7640]

*mic drop*

[@CV_CA]

10:47 Burgundy is placed wrong. It is here -> upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/84/Bourgogne_in_France.svg/250px-Bourgogne_in_France.svg.png

[@darthsawlex8257]

Christine Carpenter has been destroyed.

[@AholeAtheist]

11:16 Doe normaal, fam.

[@historywithhilbert146]

Je weet nu toch wel dat ik dat niet kan ;)

[@historywithhilbert146]

Yes but AholeAtheist is using Dutchifications of English slang although "doe normaal" is standard Dutch but it's similar to English because they're related languages.

[@historywithhilbert146]

No! Dutch is not Flemish! Remove that crime against humanity! It's from Old English mainly and retains the Germanic more hence it looks more like Dutch and things like that with a few Gaelic terms mixed in.

[@historywithhilbert146]

;)

[@bobsbigboy_]

echt kaolo lit deze man

[@SaxandRelax]

Must me funny, in a rich mans world

[@Samuel070793]

With right even to a Scumbag Hat!

[@ofirgurvits9172]

As a jew i approve this video.

[@117mick7]

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[@117mick7]

frist

[@dfawole56]

Stop forcing the treaties etc with an accent it's annoying

[@117mick7]

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[@diegonatan6301]

hand

[@Lawh]

Finger..

[@BantiarnaMacRaghnaill]

Foot!

[@historywithhilbert146]

toe

[@117mick7]

History With Hilbert

[@keepitsimple4629]

you talk too fast!