Medieval Irish Kings and the English Invasion
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Medieval Irish Kings and the English Invasion
O Hoireabhard, Sean
Liverpool University Press
11/2024
464
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9781835538449
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction
1: The Scene
2: Methodology and Presentation
3: The Historiographical Status Quo
Connacht and the Shannon
Introduction
4: Making the Shannon work for Connacht
I: A new king
II: Toirdelbach & Leth Moga
III: Toirdelbach & Leth Cuinn
IV: Bridges & Fleets
5: Ruaidri Ua Conchobair's kingship
I: From inauspicious beginnings to national supremacy
II: King of Ireland
III: Leinster, the fly in the ointment
6: Treat and retreat
I: The Treaty of Windsor
II: Retreat
7: Cathal's rise and Connacht's decline
I: Cathal Crobderg
II: English infringement of the Shannon frontier & the threat of conquest
III: Plantagenet vassals
8: Conquest
Conclusion
The Ui Neill and the North
Introduction
9: The North & the Phony War
I: The North
II: Phony War
10: Muirchertach Mac Lochlainn's kingship
I: A new partnership in the North
II: Downfall
11: The disintegration of the North
I: Airgiallan ascendency
II: The rise of Cenel Conaill
III: The struggles of the Cenel nEogain
12: The impact of the English invasion
I: Incursions and conquests
II: The lordship of Ulaid
13: Foiled conquests
I: Defending the North from De Courcy
II: Defending the North from King John
Conclusion
Munster and Leth Moga
Introduction
14: The kings of Leth Moga
I: Brian Boraime's strategy
II: Following Brian's lead
15: Internal and external divisions
I: Crisis in Leth Moga
II: Two royal houses, two kingdoms
III: The Thomond-Desmond border
IV. Leinster's position in Leth Moga
16: The impact of the English invasion
I: The capitals before the invasion
II: The capitals during the invasion
III: Leadership in Leth Moga
17: Circumscription and conquest
I: Prince John's grants in Munster
II: The restriction of Irish Thomond and Desmond
Conclusion
Kingship
Introduction
18: The kingship of Ireland in the twelfth century
I: The historiography of the kingship of Ireland
II: The character of the kingship of Ireland
III: The nature of twelfth-century Irish politics
19: Defining 'opposition' and 'exile'
I: 'Opposition'
II: 'Exile'
Invasion
Introduction
20: Changing political dynamics
21: Military approaches
22: Individual actions
Conclusion
Bibliography
Appendices
1: The Scene
2: Methodology and Presentation
3: The Historiographical Status Quo
Connacht and the Shannon
Introduction
4: Making the Shannon work for Connacht
I: A new king
II: Toirdelbach & Leth Moga
III: Toirdelbach & Leth Cuinn
IV: Bridges & Fleets
5: Ruaidri Ua Conchobair's kingship
I: From inauspicious beginnings to national supremacy
II: King of Ireland
III: Leinster, the fly in the ointment
6: Treat and retreat
I: The Treaty of Windsor
II: Retreat
7: Cathal's rise and Connacht's decline
I: Cathal Crobderg
II: English infringement of the Shannon frontier & the threat of conquest
III: Plantagenet vassals
8: Conquest
Conclusion
The Ui Neill and the North
Introduction
9: The North & the Phony War
I: The North
II: Phony War
10: Muirchertach Mac Lochlainn's kingship
I: A new partnership in the North
II: Downfall
11: The disintegration of the North
I: Airgiallan ascendency
II: The rise of Cenel Conaill
III: The struggles of the Cenel nEogain
12: The impact of the English invasion
I: Incursions and conquests
II: The lordship of Ulaid
13: Foiled conquests
I: Defending the North from De Courcy
II: Defending the North from King John
Conclusion
Munster and Leth Moga
Introduction
14: The kings of Leth Moga
I: Brian Boraime's strategy
II: Following Brian's lead
15: Internal and external divisions
I: Crisis in Leth Moga
II: Two royal houses, two kingdoms
III: The Thomond-Desmond border
IV. Leinster's position in Leth Moga
16: The impact of the English invasion
I: The capitals before the invasion
II: The capitals during the invasion
III: Leadership in Leth Moga
17: Circumscription and conquest
I: Prince John's grants in Munster
II: The restriction of Irish Thomond and Desmond
Conclusion
Kingship
Introduction
18: The kingship of Ireland in the twelfth century
I: The historiography of the kingship of Ireland
II: The character of the kingship of Ireland
III: The nature of twelfth-century Irish politics
19: Defining 'opposition' and 'exile'
I: 'Opposition'
II: 'Exile'
Invasion
Introduction
20: Changing political dynamics
21: Military approaches
22: Individual actions
Conclusion
Bibliography
Appendices
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Medieval Ireland;Gaelic kingship;Postcolonial history;Twelfth Century;English Invasion
Introduction
1: The Scene
2: Methodology and Presentation
3: The Historiographical Status Quo
Connacht and the Shannon
Introduction
4: Making the Shannon work for Connacht
I: A new king
II: Toirdelbach & Leth Moga
III: Toirdelbach & Leth Cuinn
IV: Bridges & Fleets
5: Ruaidri Ua Conchobair's kingship
I: From inauspicious beginnings to national supremacy
II: King of Ireland
III: Leinster, the fly in the ointment
6: Treat and retreat
I: The Treaty of Windsor
II: Retreat
7: Cathal's rise and Connacht's decline
I: Cathal Crobderg
II: English infringement of the Shannon frontier & the threat of conquest
III: Plantagenet vassals
8: Conquest
Conclusion
The Ui Neill and the North
Introduction
9: The North & the Phony War
I: The North
II: Phony War
10: Muirchertach Mac Lochlainn's kingship
I: A new partnership in the North
II: Downfall
11: The disintegration of the North
I: Airgiallan ascendency
II: The rise of Cenel Conaill
III: The struggles of the Cenel nEogain
12: The impact of the English invasion
I: Incursions and conquests
II: The lordship of Ulaid
13: Foiled conquests
I: Defending the North from De Courcy
II: Defending the North from King John
Conclusion
Munster and Leth Moga
Introduction
14: The kings of Leth Moga
I: Brian Boraime's strategy
II: Following Brian's lead
15: Internal and external divisions
I: Crisis in Leth Moga
II: Two royal houses, two kingdoms
III: The Thomond-Desmond border
IV. Leinster's position in Leth Moga
16: The impact of the English invasion
I: The capitals before the invasion
II: The capitals during the invasion
III: Leadership in Leth Moga
17: Circumscription and conquest
I: Prince John's grants in Munster
II: The restriction of Irish Thomond and Desmond
Conclusion
Kingship
Introduction
18: The kingship of Ireland in the twelfth century
I: The historiography of the kingship of Ireland
II: The character of the kingship of Ireland
III: The nature of twelfth-century Irish politics
19: Defining 'opposition' and 'exile'
I: 'Opposition'
II: 'Exile'
Invasion
Introduction
20: Changing political dynamics
21: Military approaches
22: Individual actions
Conclusion
Bibliography
Appendices
1: The Scene
2: Methodology and Presentation
3: The Historiographical Status Quo
Connacht and the Shannon
Introduction
4: Making the Shannon work for Connacht
I: A new king
II: Toirdelbach & Leth Moga
III: Toirdelbach & Leth Cuinn
IV: Bridges & Fleets
5: Ruaidri Ua Conchobair's kingship
I: From inauspicious beginnings to national supremacy
II: King of Ireland
III: Leinster, the fly in the ointment
6: Treat and retreat
I: The Treaty of Windsor
II: Retreat
7: Cathal's rise and Connacht's decline
I: Cathal Crobderg
II: English infringement of the Shannon frontier & the threat of conquest
III: Plantagenet vassals
8: Conquest
Conclusion
The Ui Neill and the North
Introduction
9: The North & the Phony War
I: The North
II: Phony War
10: Muirchertach Mac Lochlainn's kingship
I: A new partnership in the North
II: Downfall
11: The disintegration of the North
I: Airgiallan ascendency
II: The rise of Cenel Conaill
III: The struggles of the Cenel nEogain
12: The impact of the English invasion
I: Incursions and conquests
II: The lordship of Ulaid
13: Foiled conquests
I: Defending the North from De Courcy
II: Defending the North from King John
Conclusion
Munster and Leth Moga
Introduction
14: The kings of Leth Moga
I: Brian Boraime's strategy
II: Following Brian's lead
15: Internal and external divisions
I: Crisis in Leth Moga
II: Two royal houses, two kingdoms
III: The Thomond-Desmond border
IV. Leinster's position in Leth Moga
16: The impact of the English invasion
I: The capitals before the invasion
II: The capitals during the invasion
III: Leadership in Leth Moga
17: Circumscription and conquest
I: Prince John's grants in Munster
II: The restriction of Irish Thomond and Desmond
Conclusion
Kingship
Introduction
18: The kingship of Ireland in the twelfth century
I: The historiography of the kingship of Ireland
II: The character of the kingship of Ireland
III: The nature of twelfth-century Irish politics
19: Defining 'opposition' and 'exile'
I: 'Opposition'
II: 'Exile'
Invasion
Introduction
20: Changing political dynamics
21: Military approaches
22: Individual actions
Conclusion
Bibliography
Appendices
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