AQA GCSE History · 8145
Paper 2
Revise: Relations with ScotlandEdward treated his role as more than that of an independent judge. He claimed the position of overlord, expecting the Scottish king to accept his superior authority.
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GCSE History · key term
A superior ruler who claims authority over another ruler, including a right to demand loyalty and service.
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Paper 2
Revise: Relations with ScotlandEdward treated his role as more than that of an independent judge. He claimed the position of overlord, expecting the Scottish king to accept his superior authority.
Paper 1
A more powerful ruler to whom another ruler owes allegiance.
Revise: Cyrus the Great's Background and AccessionAstyages was therefore their overlord: they could be kings locally while remaining subordinate to him. Cyrus’ rise involved changing this relationship so that the Persians, rather than the Medes, held the dominant position.
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