Treaty of Westminster (1462)

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The Treaty of Westminster (1462) was a late-medieval agreement in which Edward IV of England secured Scottish support during the Wars of the Roses by recognizing the claims of the exiled Scottish king James III.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf late-medieval agreement
treaty
conflictContext Wars of the Roses NERFINISHED
countryInvolved Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Scotland NERFINISHED
dateSigned 1462
era 15th century
historicalPeriod Late Middle Ages NERFINISHED
languageOfDocument Latin
legalNature diplomatic treaty
monarchOfSignatoryState Edward IV of England NERFINISHED
monarchWhoseClaimsWereRecognized James III of Scotland NERFINISHED
placeSigned Westminster NERFINISHED
politicalContext dynastic struggle between Yorkists and Lancastrians in England
purpose to secure Scottish support for Edward IV during the Wars of the Roses
recognizedClaimOf James III of Scotland NERFINISHED
recognizedStatus exiled Scottish king
region British Isles NERFINISHED
relatedEvent Anglo-Scottish relations in the 15th century
relatedPerson House of Lancaster NERFINISHED
House of York NERFINISHED
signatory Edward IV of England NERFINISHED
representatives of the Scottish crown
subjectMatter recognition of royal claims and political support
typeOfAlliance Anglo-Scottish political agreement

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Treaties of England hasPart Treaty of Westminster (1462)