In 164,the English Parliament raised an army against King Charles I for

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King Charles I proposed changes in the Church of England's liturgy, which led to a conflict with Parliament as they believed that the king was trying to impose his own religious views on the country. This ultimately led to Parliament raising an army against the king, starting the English Civil War. The other options (marrying the sister of the French king, claiming divine appointment, and forming alliances with the Scots) may have contributed to the tensions between the king and Parliament, but the immediate cause was the dispute over religious reforms.

In 164,the English Parliament Raised an Army Against King Charles