Henry VII Foreign Policy

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Name of foreign policy with Scotland

Truce of Ayton

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When was the Truce of Ayton

1497

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Details of the Truce of Ayton

7 year truce between England and Scotland

Secured the border and stated that Scotland could not harbour rebels

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Name of foreign policy with Burgundy

Intercursus Magnus

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When was the Intercursus Magnus

1496

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Details of the Intercursus Magnus

Henry negotiated improved trade with Burgundy

Used trade links to bolster his security

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Name of foreign policy with Spain

Medina del Campo

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When was the Medina del Campo

1489

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Details of the Medina del Campo

Banned Spain from harbouring rebels

Secured an alliance between Spain and England against France

Agreed the marriage of Catherine of Aragon to Arthur Tudor

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Name of foreign policy with Brittany

Treaty of Redon

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When was the Treaty of Redon

1489

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Details of the Treaty of Redon

Henry agreed to send 6000 troops to help Brittany

Henry seeks to find a diplomatic solution with France regarding the independence of Brittany

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Name of foreign policy with France

Treaty of Etaples

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When was the Treaty of Etaples

1492

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Details of the Treaty of Etaples

France would pay England an annual pension of £5000 in return for England removing troops from France

France agreed not to harbour rebels

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Name of foreign policy with Wales

Council in Wales and the Marches

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When was the council in Wales and the Marches

1493

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Details of the Council in Wales and the Marches

Appointed Welshmen key positions in Wales

No fear of threat of invasion due to family links and Welsh connections