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La ley de Poynings es un acto parlamentario iniciado por Sir Edward Poynings en el Parlamento irlandés de Drogheda en noviembre de 1494. [1] En su cargo de virrey de Irlanda y señor-adjunto, nombrado por el rey enrique VII de Inglaterra, Poyning convocó a una reunión del parlamento.
La ley de Poynings es un acto parlamentario iniciado por Sir Edward Poynings en el Parlamento irlandés de Drogheda en noviembre de 1494. En su cargo de virrey de Irlanda y señor-adjunto, nombrado por el rey enrique VII de Inglaterra, Poyning convocó a una reunión del parlamento.
Sir Edward Poynings, 1459–1521, English statesman. After taking part in an insurrection (1483) against Richard III , he fled to the Continent, where he joined the followers of Henry Tudor, earl of Richmond, who in 1485 ascended the English throne as Henry VII .
Poynings' Law (1485-1494) Patrick Weston Joyce. A Concise History of Ireland. 1910. 302. The accession in 1485, of Henry VII., who belonged to the Lancastrians, was the final triumph of that great party. At this time all the chief state offices in Ireland were held by the Geraldines; but as the new king felt that he could not govern the country ...
An Illustrated History of Ireland. 1868. start of chapter | Chapter XXIII. Henry now became seriously alarmed at the state of affairs in Ireland, and sent over Sir Edward Poyning, a privy counsellor and a Knight of the Garter, to the troublesome colony.
A parliament summoned by Edward Poyning, Henry VII of England's Lord Deputy, passes Poynings' Law, under which the Irish parliament is to pass no law without the prior consent of the English parliament. 1497: The Annals of the Four Masters refers to a famine which "prevailed through all Ireland".
señor Edward Poyning, KG (nacido 1459, re. 1534) - noble inglés asociado con reyes Enrique VII y Enrique VIII. En 1483 participó en una rebelión contra Ricardo III. Después de su derrota, huyó de Inglaterra y se unió a la corte de Enrique Tudor, junto con quien participó en la exitosa búsqueda del trono inglés en 1485.
