Although his reign saw the passage of the act De Heretico Comburendo, the only major executions that he oversaw under the act were those of John Badby and William Sawrey.
Although his reign saw the passage of the act De Heretico Comburendo, the only major executions that he oversaw under the act were those of John Badby and William Sawrey. One of the rebellions he faced brought about his order for the execution of Thomas Mawbray and Richard Scrope, though his most significant opposition originated from his ruling in favor of Lord Grey of Ruthin in a land dispute, and was centered out of the captured Harlech Castle. This ruler also had the future James I of Scotland captured and imprisoned, but he was preoccupied with the aforementioned rebellion, which featured the battles of Homildon Hill and Shrewsbury and saw Edmund Mortimer and Henry "Hotspur" Percy join the Welsh alliance against him. FTP, name this enemy of Owen Glendower and son of John of Gaunt, who started the house of Lancaster by usurping the throne from Richard II.
Although his reign saw the passage of the act De Heretico Comburendo, the only major executions that he oversaw under the act were those of John Badby and William Sawrey.
{Henry IV} or {Henry Bolingbroke}