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The Barons make peace with King John by renewing their oaths of allegiance
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The first copies of Magna Carta were delivered to be distributed.
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King John pressures Pope Innocent III to issue a papal bull declaring Magna Carta null and void.
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Prince Louis of France invades England attring baronial support
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King John loses his royal trasure in the quicksands of The Wash
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John dies suddenly at Newark rom an attack of dysentery. He is buried in Worcester Cathedral and his nine-year-old son becomes King Henry III.
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Less than a month after King John's death, William Marshal, Earl of Pembroke, who is the acting King for Henry III issues a revised version of Magna Carta in his capacity as Regent.
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The Regent, William Marchal, issues a second revision of Magna Carta
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Henry III gets to age to rule and issues the Magna Carta under his seal.
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Edward I confirms Henry III's 1225 version of Magna Carta: This text is subsequently placed on the first statute roll of law
