This presentation summarizes aspects of medieval Britain such as some of its kings from 1100-1461 AD, clothing, food, weapons, and castles. It profiles several kings including Henry I, Henry II, Richard I, John, Henry III, Edward I, Edward II, Edward III, Henry IV, Henry V, and Henry VI. It also briefly describes medieval clothing for different social classes, foods, weapons like the crossbow, and castle architecture. The presentation was submitted to the Department of English at Premier University by five students.

1. Presentation on Medieval
Britain

2. Submitted to: Shahidul Islam Chowdhury
Department of English.
PremierUniversity.
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4. Some Kings of Medieval Britain
1. Henry I (1100-1135) A.D
2. Henry II (1154-1189) A.D
3. Richard I (1189-1199) A.D
4. John (1199-1216) A.D
5. Henry III (1216-1272) A.D
6. Edward I (1272-1307) A.D
7. Edward II (1307-1327) A.D
8. Edward III (1327-1377) A.D
9. Henry IV (1399-1413) A.D
10. Henry V (1413-1422) A.D
11.Henry VI (1422-1461) A.D

5. Henry I (1130-1135) A.D
• Henry I has
sometimes been
called the “Lion of
Justice” because he
greatly improved the
administrative and
judicial systems.

6. Henry II (1154-1189) A.D
• Henry II was a man of
remarkable enery
both of body and
mind

7. Richard I (1189-1199) A.D
• Richard’s reign saw
the extension and
popularization of the
jury system.

8. John (1199-1216) A.D
• The Magna Carta
secured the rights
and privileges of
every class and thus
put an effective check
upon king’s tyranny.

9. Henry III (1216-1272) A.D
• Henry III’s reign was
the time of great
religious revival and
growth of universities
as well as intellectual
progress when people
were welded together
into one nation.

10. Edward II (1307-1327) A.D
• In 1327 Edward II
was murdered at
Berkeley castle.

11. Edward I (1272-1307) A.D
• Edward I was the
greatest of the
Plantagenet kings.

12. Edward III (1327-1377) A.D
• He was only 15 years
old when he became
king.

13. Henry IV (1399-1413)
• Henry IV’s title was
parliamentary and not
hereditary as he had
no hereditary right to
the crown and he was
the 1st
Lancaster king.

14. Henry V (1413-1422) A.D
• Henry was the
noblest representative
of the house of
Lancaster as well as
a brave soldier and
wies

15. Henry VI (1422-1461) A.D
• His one lasting
achievement was his
fostering of education:
he founded both Eton
college and king’s
college, Cambridge.

16. Cloth of Medieval Ages

17. Medieval dresses is still very attractive

18. • For the royal and the
noble the materials
they usually used are
velvet and silk while
the peasants only
have access to
common fabrics.

19. • Royal family’s dresses

20. • Velvet Medieval
wedding Dress

23. Food of Medieval Ages

28. Weapons of Medieval Ages

30. Crossbow

39. Castles of Medieval Ages

44. The End