Video - The Legacy of Magna Carta: From Medieval England to Modern Democracy

June 15, 1215—an ordinary day, yet it marked a monumental shift in history.At Runnymede, England, King John of England faced an unprecedented challenge. His heavy-handed rule had incited rebellion among his barons.To quell the uprising, King John agreed to a historic document: the Magna Carta, or 'Great Charter.' It wasn’t merely a peace treaty—it was a declaration of fundamental rights and limits on royal authority.Magna Carta laid the groundwork for modern democracy. It established principles like due process and the rule of law, ensuring even the king was subject to the law.On that fateful day, the Magna Carta was sealed by King John. This iconic moment was a victory for the barons and a turning point for the future of governance.Today, the Magna Carta remains a symbol of liberty and justice. Its legacy lives on, influencing the legal systems and democratic values we cherish.From a dusty field in medieval England to the heart of modern democracy, the Magna Carta’s impact is timeless