Magna Carta Wars: Shaping Constitutional Development in 13th-Century England!

The Wars of the Magna Carta were a series of conflicts in 13th-century England, primarily between King John and his barons. Triggered by disputes over royal authority and oppressive taxation, the barons sought to limit the king's powers through the Magna Carta. These wars, including the First Barons' War (1215-1217) and the War of Louis VIII (1216-1217), played a crucial role in shaping early constitutional development.