Edward IV's Reign and Success

Edward IV 's control and the success of Edward' s control were largely stable and successful. He was the first economically resolvable king for more than 200 years, because he carefully avoided large-scale external wars and during his reign prosperity of the county in the south recovered markedly . However, Edward died prematurely to prevent heirs from being challenged. He did not make a collective promise to the future of his dynasty where his heir would be strong enough to survive under the rule of minorities.

During the second reign of Edward IV there were four major problems that had to be solved in order to ensure that Edward succeeded as a king. The problem is economical and Edward deals with aristocracy, his foreign policy, and the fight among aristocratic families of his kingdom. I am very familiar with studying this history of Britain that solving the problem is not to completely eradicate it. Indeed, in order to solve the problem, I think it is necessary for Edward to control the problem and to make sure that they can decline over time. One example is that Edward IV was the first king to eliminate solvent for the first time in 200 years. Even if there are some small financial problems like a funding that pose a threat to the financial situation, donations can not be trusted, so it is kind.

For the first few years of his reign, the rule of Edward IV against England depended on a few supporters, notably his cousin, Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick. When Edward IV secretly got married, Warwick was negotiating an alliance with France to try to stop a similar arrangement made by the obsolete wife of Mr. Henry VI's wife Margaret Anjuma. The plan is that Edward IV should marry a French princess. When married to Elizabeth Woodville he was both an ordinary person and a supporter of the Lancaster family, but they are open to the public, Warwick is aggressive and aggressive, the relationship with Edward IV is I did not recover. According to Jean de Waurin, Frank frankly told Edward, "We must know that I am not the prince's wife like my own."