John Montacute
English politician and 3rd Earl of Salisbury
English politician and 3rd Earl of Salisbury
1350
676 years ago
Leaders & Politicians
England
Served as a prominent English politician during the late 14th century. Held the title of 3rd Earl of Salisbury and was involved in the political landscape of England during the reign of Richard II. Played a significant role in the power struggles of the time, aligning with various factions within the nobility. Participated in military campaigns and contributed to the ongoing conflicts of the period, including the Hundred Years' War. Engaged in the governance of counties and had influence over local and national affairs until death in 1400.
Held the title of 3rd Earl of Salisbury
Participated in the political affairs of England
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