In 1282, King Eric repudiated this agreement, and a fierce dispute between Church and state ensued. Eventually the King outlawed  Archbishop Jon Raude, and his two chief supporters, Bishop Andres of Oslo and Bishop Thorfinn of Hamar.
In 1282, King Eric's decision to reject this agreement sparked a fierce disagreement between the Church and the government. The King subsequently took action against Archbishop Jon Raude, as well as his two most influential supporters, Bishop Andres of Oslo and Bishop Thorfinn of Hamar.