War of the Roses

Battle of roses The battle of roses was a civil war group in the Middle Ages between 1455 and 1487. Indeed, the two groups believed that they had the right to participate in the battle of the throne. They are Lancaster House and York House. The king at the beginning of the war was Henry VI of Lancaster. His competitors are, of course, York, the York family. John made him very angry that Henry did not allow him to join his national assembly, a group of ascending aristocrats advised to the king.

The Rose War was a series of battles between British medieval homes between 1455 and 1485 between Lancaster House and York House. The name of the battle of the rose (sometimes mistakenly called the rose war) is based on the badge used on both sides, the red rose of Lancaster, and the white rose of York. 1) Both houses are direct descendants of Edward III 2) Dominant Lancaster king Henry VI surrounded himself with an unpopular aristocrat 3) Civil wars of the majority of the people Many powerful lords are their own We have a private army; 5) Henry VI's premature psychosis. In 1485, Henry Tudor, the founder of the Tudor Dynasty, defeated Richard III, the last king of York at the battle of Bosworth, the war was over.

This period of the civil war in the UK was called the Rose war. The faction 's faction is the house of York represented by a red rose represented by Lancaster and a white rose. When Henry VI became a man, it was clear that he inherited his grandfather, Charles VI of France, the trend of madness, and a calm and devout personality. In this case it is not surprising that he proved that he was unable to maintain order. After all, Yorkshire won the throne as Edward IV (1461-70; 1471-83) and his brother Richard III (1483-85). In the battle of Bosworth in 1485, Richard was killed, the crown was handed over to Henry Tudor, and Henry VIII reached a new era in British history.

Clearly, the collapse of Richard II was the main reason for the rose war. Robbery is a very dangerous way to rob the throne. In addition, many people say that God will punish Henry, a traitor of that fine. ("Battle of the Roses") Farmers who hate Richard II in their life are now spreading the rumor that he is still alive. This is the focus of many revolts. They began to make a noise, and the Welshians and their legendary leader Owen Glendorf urged them. Irving and Perseasse formed a holy alliance and started an uprising. Henry had a hard time releasing the uprising, but he continued to plan and oppose the king.