
The death of Henry I led to a succession crisis, splitting the barons between rival claimants and plunging England into a 19-year civil war.
The war ended in 1153 when a broken man agreed to disinherit his son, bringing an end to the conflict that had ravaged the country.
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The succession crisis and civil war had a significant impact on medieval England's politics and society
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