We should know that in the very early 13th century, the early 1200s, we have the Angevin line of kings. And this is kind of a king line that has roots, a dynasty that has roots in France that's ruling the kingdom of England. Henry II was the first of those kings. You might have heard of a guy by the name of Richard the Lionhearted. And Richard the Lionhearted especially, and for him, Henry II, really had kind of abandoned this concept that there was a real relationship between the barons and the king. That probably wasn't true, but there was definitely less conflict between the kings and the barons before this line. Really, the king was operating in the sense for the best interest of what they saw as the kingdom.