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Richard I succeeded his father Henry II -
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Richard I died without an heir and John Lackland succeeded him -
John Lackland sealed the Magna Carta or Great Charter -
John Lackland died and his nine-year-old son, Henry III, succeeded him -
Henry III accepted a reform: the government was placed under the joint control of the king and a council of fifteen barons, and “parliaments” -
Henry III died and his eldest son, Edward I, succeeded him -
Edward I created the first representative parliament, called the Model Parliament. There were established the future two Houses of Parliament: the House of Lord and the House of Commons -
Edward I died