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- - - - This was the beginning of the Nine years war
- - - - Munster
- - - - They landed at Kinsale, Co. Cork
        
        Unfortunately they were surrounded by an English fleet and army.
        
        When O'Donnell and O'Neill came to help, they were defeated at the Battle of Kinsale in 1601
- - - - The Commission divided the land into two parts
        
        Crown land
        
        Belonging to the king
        
        This land was used for plantation and for owns and schools
        
        Church land
        
        Belonging to the protestant clergy
        
        This land was given to the church of Ireland and Trinity College, Dublin
- - - - Most of Ulster is ruled by England
- - - - Undertakers
        
        English and Scottish planters
        
        Not allowed to have Gealic tenants
        
        Rent: £5.33 (€5.97) per 1,000 acres
      - Servitors
        
        English soldiers and officials who were owed money after the Nine years war and later
        
        Could take some Gealic tenants
        
        Rent: £8 (€8.96) per 1,000 acres
      - Loyal Irish
        
        Irish of 'good merit' : Gealic Irish who had not taken part in the rebellion
        
        Could take Gaelic tenants
        
        Rent: £10.46 (€11.71) per 1,000 acres