Henry I of England

Henry I of England was the fourth son of William the Conqueror, ascending to the throne in 1100 after the death of his brother, William II. He is known for establishing a more organized and efficient government, strengthening royal authority, and promoting the development of the English legal system. Henry's reign saw significant reforms, including the establishment of the Exchequer for financial management. He also issued the Charter of Liberties, which aimed to address grievances among the nobility. His legacy includes the foundation of the Plantagenet dynasty and a focus on legal and administrative improvements in England. Henry I died in 1135.