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He _____, written in 1215, established the belief that the monarch's rule was not absolute and provided the basis for the later development of parliament.

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Magna Carta, written in 1215, established the belief that the monarch's rule was not absolute and provided the basis for the later development of parliament. The document only forced King John to consult nobles before he made arbitrary decisions like passing taxes.

The answer is "Magna Carta".

Magna Carta, which signifies 'The Great Charter', is a standout among the most imperative documents in history as it set up the rule that everybody is liable to the law, even the ruler, and ensures the privileges of people, the privilege to equity and the privilege to a fair trial. Magna Carta, was initially issued by King John of England.

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