Participants in the War of the Roses, and the movie The White Queen
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Edward III King of England, son of Edward II, grandson of Edward I | |||||
Edward the Black Prince m Joan of Kent, d/o Edmund of Woodstock m Margaret Wake | ||||||
Richard II m Anne of Bohemia | ||||||
Lionel of Antwerp 1st Duke of Clarence m Elizabeth de Burgh | ||||||
Phillipa married into the Mortimer family | ||||||
John of Gaunt m Blanche Plantagenet of Lancaster, d/o Henry Grosmont m Isabella de Beaumont | ||||||
Henry IV Bolingbroke 2nd Duke of Lancaster & King of England m Lady Mary be Bohun, d/o Humphrey de Bohun & Joan FitzAlan | ||||||
Henry V King of England m Catherine of Valois, d/o King of France Charles VI | ||||||
Henry VI m Margaret of Anjou d/o King of Naples & Isabella Duchess of Lorraine | ||||||
Edward Prince of Wales betrothed to Anne de Neville, killed at Tewkesbury | ||||||
John, Duke of Bedford m Anne of Burgundy, regent for Henry VI | ||||||
John of Gaunt m Katherine de Roet - Duke of Lancaster, son of King Edward III | ||||||
John de Beaufort Earl of Somerset m Lady Margaret de Holand d/o Earl of Kent | ||||||
John Beaufort Earl of Somerset m Margaret Beauchamp, d/o John Beauchamp |
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Margaret Beaufort m Edmund Tudor, s/o Catherine of Valois & Owen Maredydd Tudor. Catherine d/o King Charles VI of France | ||||||
Henry Tudor, Henry VII King of England 1457-1509 m Elizabeth of York d/o Edward IV - ends the war | ||||||
Lady Joan de Beaufort m Ralph de Neville, s/o Sir John de Neville & Maud de Percy | ||||||
Cicely de Neville m Richard of York, grandson of King Edward III thru Edmund of Langley | ||||||
Edward IV, 4th Duke of York, King of England m Elizabeth Woodville, d/o Richard Woodville & Jacquetta of Luxembourg | ||||||
Edward V, King of England, died aged 13 | ||||||
Richard III, King and Duke of Gloucester m Anne de Neville | ||||||
George, Duke of Clarence m Isabella de Neville, d/o Richard de Neville the Kingmaker | ||||||
Richard de Neville Count of Salisbury m Alice Montagu, d/o Thomas Montacute & Eleanor Holland | ||||||
Richard de Neville, Earl of Warwick, Kingmaker m Lady Anne de Beauchamp, d/o Richard Earl of Warwick & Isabel le Despenser |
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Isabel de Neville m George, Duke of Clarence, brother of Edward IV, son of Richard Coinsburgh | ||||||
Anne de Neville m King Richard III (betrothed only to Edward, Prince of Wales) | ||||||
Edmund Langley 1st Duke of York m Isabella de Castilla | ||||||
Richard of York, Richard Plantagenet, 3rd Duke of York m Cicely de Neville - killed at Wakefield |
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Thomas of Woodstock Earl of Buckingham 1st Duke of Gloucester m Eleanore de Bohun d/o Humphrey de Bohun & Joan FitzAlan, killed at Northampton |
Kings of England during the War of the Roses
1307 to | 1327 | Edward II | ||
1327 | 1377 | Edward III | ||
1377 | 1399 | Richard II | ||
1399 | 1413 | Henry IV | ||
1413 | 1422 | Henry V | ||
1422 | 1461 | Henry VI | ||
1462 | 1471 | Henry vs Edward | ||
1471 | 1483 | Edward IV | ||
1483 | 1483 | Edward V | ||
1485 | 1485 | Richard III | ||
1485 | 1509 | Henry VII | Tudor |
War of the Roses Timeline
1399 | Henry Bolingbroke establishes the House of Lancaster when he usurps cousin King Richard II and crowns himself Henry IV | |
1400 | Epiphany Uprising | |
1403 | Battle of Shrewsbury | |
1408 | Battle of Bramham Moor | |
1413 | Henry V in King of England when his father dies of continuing health difficulties | |
1415 | French campaign in on going 100 year war | |
1422 | Henry IV's son Henry V dies in France of dysentery, his heir Henry VI was an infant, John of Lancaster, Duke of Bedford is regent | |
Edward's grandson through Edmund Langley, Richard of York, challenges for the throne, quarrels with Queen Margaret of Anjou | ||
1445 | Henry IV marries France's Margaret of Anjou | |
1452 | Henry IV's possibly inherited insanity becomes apparent, Richard of York is named regent. Henry regains his senses Christmas Day 1454. | |
1455 | First Battle of St Albans, May 22 - First major battle 2000 Lancasters vs 7000 Yorks, York victory | |
Richard of York and Richard Neville against, Henry VI, Humphrey Stafford Duke of Buckingham, Thomas Courtenay Earl of Devon | ||
Lancaster casualties include Edmond Beaufort Duke of Somerset, Henry Percy Earl of Northumberland, Lord Thomas Clifford | ||
Richard of York reaffirms his loyalty to Henry IV, becomes Lieutenant of Ireland, Margaret of Anjou suspects otherwise | ||
1460 | Battle of Northampton, July 10 - York victory, 300 Lancastrians killed | |
Richard de Neville, Earl of Warwick, ally to Richard of York, captures Henry VI | ||
Thomas of Woodstock Duke of Buckingham, John Talbot Earl of Shrewsbury, Thomas Percy Lord Egremont & Beaumont were all killed defending Henry | ||
1460 | Battle of Wakefield, Dec 30 - 9000 Yorkists vs 18000 Lancastrians, Lancastrian victory | |
York army destroyed, Richard of York & his 2nd son Edmund Earl of Rutland, the Kingmaker's father Duke of Salisbury & brother Thomas Neville are killed | ||
Their heads displayed at Micklegate Bar, the Western gate of York | ||
1461 | Second Battle of St Albans 17 Feb - 2000 Lancastrians led by Margaret of Anjou vs 4000 Yorkist led by Richard de Neville - Lancastrian victory | |
Lancastrians free Henry but can't take back London, Henry and Margaret flee to Scotland | ||
John Grey of Groby is killed, his widow is Elizabeth Woodville, the next Queen of England when she marries Edward IV | ||
1461 | March 4- Richard of York's eldest son, Edward, Earl of March is proclaimed King Edward IV in London by Warwick | |
1461 | Battle of Towton, Mar 28/29 - 25,000 + Yorkists led by Edward IV vs 30,000 + Lancastrians led by Henry Beaufort, a Yorkist victory, 28,000 + dead | |
Edward IV crushes the Yorkist armies, bloodiest battle on English soil | ||
1464 | May 1 - Edward IV secretly married Elizabeth Woodville, angering Warwick | |
1464 | Battle of Hexham, May 15 - 3000 Yorkists led by John, Warwick's brother vs unknown Lancastrians led by Henry Beaufort - York victory | |
Henry IVescapes to the north, Lancastrian army decimated | ||
Henry Beaufort cousin to Henry Tudor, Baron Robert Hungerford, Sir Philip Wentworth are captured and executed | ||
1465 | Henry VI captured again and held in the Tower of London. | |
Edward and Warwick dispute when Edward favors his queen's family, arranges strange marriages | ||
1469 | July 12 - Warwick and Edward IV's brother George of Clarence switch loyalties to the Lancastrians | |
1469 | Battle of Edgecote Moor, July 26 - Yorkists led by William of Pembroke vs Lancastrians led by Warwick - Lancastrian victory | |
1470 | Warwick returns to England, Edward IV & brother Charles flee to Burgundy under the protection of his sister Margaret's husband, Charles Duke of Burgundy | |
1470 | Battle of Losecoat Field, Mar 12 - Yorkists led by Edward IV vs Lancastrians led by Robert Welles, York victory. Battlefield East of Leicester | |
Warwick and George flee to France, Welles names Warwick and Clarence as the chief provokers before being executed | ||
Warwick, George of Clarence, Margaret of Anjou and King Louis XI of France create a secret alliance, Warwick's dtr Anne is betrothed to Margaret's son | ||
1470 | Oct 30 - Warwick restores Henry IV to the throne | |
1471 | Warwick declares war on Burgundy, Charles of Burgundy finally aids Edward when France joins Warwick against Burgundy | |
Edward enters York, George switches sides back to this brothers, Edward takes London and captures Henry IV | ||
1471 | Battle of Barnet April 14 - 7,000 -15,000 Yorkists led by Edward IV vs double the Lancastrian army led by Warwick - York victory | |
Warwick is killed, George is executed | ||
Sir William Hastings | ||
1471 | Battle of Tewkesbury May - the last Lancastrian heir, Edward, Prince of Wales is executed after battle | |
Henry IV is murdered in the Tower of London a few days later | ||
1483 | April - Edward IV dies unexpectedly, pneumonia, typhoid and poison are speculated | |
Edward's brother Richard of Gloucester regents for young Edward V but becomes Richard III instead | ||
1485 | Battle of Bosworth Aug 22- Henry Tudor defeats and kills Richard III, crowned Henry VII, married Edward IV's daughter Elizabeth to end the war | |