In what two ways did king John raise the money to pay off the debt?

King John raised money to pay off his debts primarily through heavy taxation and the sale of lands and titles. He imposed increased taxes on the barons and the church, which led to widespread discontent. Additionally, he sold off royal lands and granted titles to generate immediate revenue, further alienating his nobility. These financial strategies ultimately contributed to his unpopularity and the subsequent conflict with the barons.