Late Medieval 2
Across
- 3. The royal writing office
- 5. First stage of a royal coronation
- 8. Financial and administrative centre of the Crown
- 10. Chief officer responsible for royal finances
- 13. The Crown's right to expect people to provide goods or transport to the king and his armies, often with payment later
- 15. Pledging loyalty and service to the king
- 16. The royal dynasty from Henry III to Richard III
- 17. The special rights and powers belonging to the monarch by virtue of being king.
Down
- 1. Elected representatives in parliament
- 2. Head of Chancery
- 4. Authorisation to exercise royal powers
- 6. Formal written order from the king
- 7. Receiving the formal symbols of kingship (orb, sceptre)
- 9. The institution of the monarchy
- 11. Power to grant offices, lands, titles, pensions and other favours to reward service and loyalty
- 12. Succession of rulers from the same family line
- 14. Advice given by trusted officials