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Henry Tudor's claim to the English throne was tenuous to say the least, but when he defeated [[ |
'''Henry Tudor''''s claim to the [[England|English]] [[throne]] was tenuous to say the least, but when he defeated [[Richard III]] at the [[Battle of Bosworth]] fields nobody was going to gainsay him, least of all Richard who had died in the battle. |
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When he married Elizabeth of York, uniting the Yorkist and Lancastrian houses, the [[war of the roses]] was effectively over. |
When he married Elizabeth of [[York]], uniting the [[House of York|Yorkist]] and [[House of Lancaster|Lancastrian houses]], the [[war of the roses]] was effectively over. |
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Henry VII decided to strengthen his dynasty's grip on the throne by naming his eldest son Arthur. Arthur died before his father, so his younger brother Henry inherited both Arthur's throne and his wife. |
Henry VII decided to strengthen his dynasty's grip on the throne by naming his eldest son Arthur. Arthur died before his father, so his younger brother Henry inherited both Arthur's throne and his wife. |
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Despite the fact that the |
Despite the fact that the [[Tudor]]s were [[Wales|Welsh]], he still persecuted Welsh for not speaking [[English]]. |
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In the 'Henry' line came after the 6th one, but before the 8th. |
In the 'Henry' line, this one came after the 6th one, but before the 8th. |
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== External Links == |
== External Links == |
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* [[Wikipedia:Henry VII of England]] |
* [[Wikipedia:Henry VII of England]] |
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Revision as of 17:27, 22 October 2004
Henry Tudor's claim to the English throne was tenuous to say the least, but when he defeated Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth fields nobody was going to gainsay him, least of all Richard who had died in the battle.
When he married Elizabeth of York, uniting the Yorkist and Lancastrian houses, the war of the roses was effectively over.
Henry VII decided to strengthen his dynasty's grip on the throne by naming his eldest son Arthur. Arthur died before his father, so his younger brother Henry inherited both Arthur's throne and his wife.
Despite the fact that the Tudors were Welsh, he still persecuted Welsh for not speaking English.
In the 'Henry' line, this one came after the 6th one, but before the 8th.
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