Bishops' Wars

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The Bishops' Wars were a pair of mid-17th-century conflicts between Charles I and Scotland over attempts to impose Anglican religious practices, helping trigger the broader Wars of the Three Kingdoms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conflict
religious war
war
alsoKnownAs Bishops' Wars
surface form: Bishops Wars
commander Alexander Leslie, 1st Earl of Leven
Charles I of England
conflictBetween Charles I of England
Kingdom of Scotland
consequence escalation of the Wars of the Three Kingdoms
escalation toward the English Civil War
financial crisis for Charles I
summoning of the Long Parliament
Short Parliament 1640
surface form: summoning of the Short Parliament
countryInvolved Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Scotland
endTime 1640
followedBy English Civil War
Irish Confederate Wars
hasCause introduction of the 1637 Scottish Prayer Book
opposition to episcopacy in the Church of Scotland
hasPart Bishops' Wars self-linksurface differs
surface form: First Bishops' War

Bishops' Wars self-linksurface differs
surface form: Second Bishops' War
hasTopic House of Stuart
surface form: Stuart monarchy

church governance in Scotland
episcopacy
historicalRegion British Isles
location Scotland
northern England
mainCause attempt to impose Anglican religious practices in Scotland
resistance to Charles I's religious policies
opponent Scottish Covenanters
partOf Bishops' Wars self-linksurface differs
surface form: Wars of the Three Kingdoms
precededBy introduction of Laudian religious reforms
religiousContext Anglican Communion
surface form: Anglicanism

Presbyterianism in Scotland
result Covenanter victory
increased power of the Scottish Covenanters
political weakening of Charles I
significantEvent Treaty of Berwick (1639)
Treaty of Ripon (1640)
signing of the National Covenant
significantImpact strengthening of parliamentary opposition to Charles I
undermining of royal authority in England and Scotland
startTime 1639
timePeriod 17th century

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Charles I of England conflict Bishops' Wars
Dunfermline Palace destroyedOrDamagedIn Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Wars of the Three Kingdoms
House of Stuart associatedWithConflict Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Wars of the Three Kingdoms
English Civil War partOf Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Wars of the Three Kingdoms
Bishops' Wars partOf Bishops' Wars self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Wars of the Three Kingdoms
Bishops' Wars hasPart Bishops' Wars self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: First Bishops' War
Bishops' Wars hasPart Bishops' Wars self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Second Bishops' War
Bishops' Wars alsoKnownAs Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Bishops Wars
Short Parliament 1640 historicalContext Bishops' Wars
subject surface form: Short Parliament
Short Parliament 1640 relatedEvent Bishops' Wars
subject surface form: Short Parliament
this entity surface form: First Bishops' War
Short Parliament 1640 relatedEvent Bishops' Wars
subject surface form: Short Parliament
this entity surface form: Second Bishops' War
Sir Thomas Fairfax battle Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Second Bishops' War
Laudian religious reforms contributedTo Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Bishops Wars
Scottish Covenanters significantEvent Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Bishops’ Wars
Eleven Years' Tyranny keyEvent Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Bishops' Wars between England and Scotland
George Monck participatedIn Bishops' Wars
Treaty of Berwick (1639) conflictEnded Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: First Bishops' War
Treaty of Berwick (1639) followedBy Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Second Bishops' War
Second English Civil War hasPart Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Scottish invasion of England in 1648
Treaty of Ripon (1640) follows Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Second Bishops' War
Treaty of Ripon (1640) appliesToConflict Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Second Bishops' War
Treaty of Ripon (1640) relatedTo Bishops' Wars
Alexander Leslie, 1st Earl of Leven participatedIn Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Bishops’ Wars
Wars of the Three Kingdoms hasPart Bishops' Wars
Wars of the Three Kingdoms hasPart Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Scottish Civil War
Wars of the Three Kingdoms alsoKnownAs Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: British Civil Wars
James Graham, 1st Marquess of Montrose conflict Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Scottish Civil War
National Covenant resultedIn Bishops' Wars
Battle of Carbisdale partOf Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Scottish Civil War
David Leslie participatedIn Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Scottish Civil War
David Leslie conflict Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Scottish Civil War
Solemn League and Covenant conflict Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Scottish Civil War
the Eleven Years conflict Bishops' Wars
1st Duke of Albemarle eventParticipatedIn Bishops' Wars
subject surface form: George Monck, 1st Duke of Albemarle
Battle of Philiphaugh (1645) isTurningPointOf Bishops' Wars
subject surface form: Battle of Philiphaugh
this entity surface form: Scottish phase of the Wars of the Three Kingdoms
Pacification of Berwick conflict Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: First Bishops’ War
Pacification of Berwick followedBy Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Second Bishops’ War
Pacification of Berwick associatedWith Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Bishops’ Wars
Scottish Covenanter army conflict Bishops' Wars
Scottish Covenanter army conflict Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: First Bishops' War
Scottish Covenanter army conflict Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Second Bishops' War
Treaty of London (1641) conflictEnded Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Bishops’ Wars
Treaty of London (1641) hasCause Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: First Bishops’ War
Treaty of London (1641) hasCause Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Second Bishops’ War
capture of Newcastle upon Tyne partOf Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Second Bishops' War
capture of Newcastle upon Tyne conflict Bishops' Wars
this entity surface form: Second Bishops' War