How much was Louis paid after the Treaty of Lambeth?
5,000 marks
10,000 marks
20,000 marks
1,000 marks
Answer
The Treaty of Lambeth, signed in 1217 between England and France, stipulated a payment of 10,000 marks to King Louis VIII of France as a compensation for his claims on England. This significant sum showcases the importance attached to settling territorial disputes and maintaining peace between the two nations during this period.
Uncovering the Reign: Louis VIII of France Quiz
More Questions
What was Louis VIII's stance on invading England after the Treaty of Lambeth?
Who excommunicated Louis VIII?
What territories did Louis gain against the Angevin Empire?
What remained the English kings' continental possession after Louis' campaigns?
In what French city were Lombard moneylenders established?
Related Quizzes
Subscribe Now!
Learn something
new everyday
Playing quizzes is free! We send 1 quiz every week to your inbox