Provisions of Oxford

What were the Provisions of Oxford?

The Provisions of Oxford was a set of rules signed by Henry III that limited his power.

When were the Provisions of Oxford signed?

The Provisions of Oxford were signed in 1258.

What were the rules in the Provisions of Oxford?

The Provisions of Oxford stated a council of 15 barons would be in charge of the Great Council and would monitor what Henry III did. The Great Council had to approve the king's decisions. It also said foreign members of the royal household would be banished.