The royal administration of Henry II and formation of the British state structure

A new era had begun for England from William I. England would no longer be the old England, but would be a country where the foundations of some reforms that would affect even the next centuries were laid. This began to happen during the reign of Henry II. Because there were times when Henry II was called the wise king as well as his stern personality. This character and educated nature always prompted him to do new things. Clarendon's laws are the most concrete example of this. Because these laws laid the groundwork for the later formation of the Magna Charta Libertatum. In addition, the new governance model and functioning, law and economy system formed during the reign of Henry II are also very important. There are even effects that come to the present. The period of Henry II and the formation of the English nation system has been an important turning point in the history of England. This study aims to explain the events, important people and their effects on the history of England during the reign of Henry II and to emphasize the historical importance and the effects of some of the reforms planned or made in the period of Henry II on the formation of the British government model and British nation structure.