And so, when King John died in October 1216, the new Regent William Marshall quickly issued an updated Magna Carta. (The new King, Henry III (r. 1216-1272) was 9-years-old when he was crowned.) ...

The home built on the English island where King John signed the Magna Carta in 1215 is available for sale, priced at 4.25 million British pounds, or about $5.98 million.

The four surviving copies of King John’s Magna Carta were going on display together. It was the first time in 800 years that the four pieces of parchment had been in the same room.

King John signs the Magna Carta in an undated painting. In reality, medieval documents were authenticated by seal, not signature. The document celebrates its 800th anniversary this year.

The Magna Carta was designed as a peace agreement between King John and the barons. It failed to achieve this, and the two sides were at war with each other within three months of it being signed.

Houses on the River Thames are often rich in history, but this six-bedroom house in Runnymede comes with a unique artefact: the stone where King John may have sealed Magna Carta. The aptly named ...

The Magna Carta House in Runnymede was originally built in 1834 and sits ... Its biggest claim to fame is that it was built on the same site where King John is believed to have signed the Magna ...

The Magna Carta was originally signed in 1215 by King John of England and is a hugely significant constitutional document.

The aptly named Magna Carta House contains a specially built “charter room” that holds the stone slab where the 13th-century King attempted to broker peace with his unruly barons.

The Magna Carta, first signed by King John in 1215 to quell a rebellion of barons, established the rights of the English people and curbed the power of the king.