Court of Augmentations

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The Court of Augmentations was a Tudor-era English government body established under Henry VIII to manage and administer the lands and revenues seized from dissolved monasteries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English government body
financial court
appliesToJurisdiction England
appliesToPeriod Tudor period
archivesAt The National Archives (United Kingdom) NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of England
createdBy Henry VIII of England NERFINISHED
dissolutionReason administrative reorganization of royal finances
dissolved 1554
fieldOfWork crown finance
land administration
monastic property
foundedBy Henry VIII of England NERFINISHED
hasCause Dissolution of the Monasteries NERFINISHED
English Reformation NERFINISHED
hasEffect facilitation of sale of monastic lands to lay purchasers
increase of royal income
transfer of monastic property to the Crown
hasMainResponsibility accounting for income from dissolved religious houses
administration of revenues from dissolved monasteries
management of former monastic lands
sale and leasing of ex-monastic property
hasPart attorney
auditors
receivers
solicitor
surveyors
headOfGovernmentBody Chancellor of the Court of Augmentations NERFINISHED
inception 1536
legalBasis Act of Parliament of 1536
legislatedBy Parliament of England NERFINISHED
location London, England
surface form: London

Westminster NERFINISHED
mergedInto Court of Exchequer NERFINISHED
mergedWith Court of General Surveyors NERFINISHED
namedAfter augmentation of the royal revenues NERFINISHED
officeHeldBy Richard Rich NERFINISHED
Sir Edward North NERFINISHED
partOf Tudor government NERFINISHED
replacedBy Exchequer of Augmentations and Revenues of the Crown NERFINISHED
subordinateTo English Crown NERFINISHED
King in Council NERFINISHED
temporalCoverage early reign of Mary I
reign of Edward VI NERFINISHED
reign of Henry VIII

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Sir Thomas Pope associatedWith Court of Augmentations
Tudor government usedInstitution Court of Augmentations
Tudor government usedInstitution Court of Augmentations
this entity surface form: Court of First Fruits and Tenths