During this ruler's reign, Thomas FitzGerald, or Silken Thomas, would besiege Dublin Castle, an action which would prompt this ruler to claim the title of King of Ireland. This king's military successes at Flodden Field and the Battle of the Spurs would be overshadowed by the rise of a huge rebel army sporting banners with the five wounds of Christ on his soil. That uprising, the Pilgrimage of Grace, would occur after Thomas Cranmer advised this king to dissolve the monasteries. Cardinal Wolsley and Sir Thomas More did not support his Act of Su
During this ruler's reign, Thomas FitzGerald, or Silken Thomas, would besiege Dublin Castle, an action which would prompt this ruler to claim the title of King of Ireland. This king's military successes at Flodden Field and the Battle of the Spurs would be overshadowed by the rise of a huge rebel army sporting banners with the five wounds of Christ on his soil. That uprising, the Pilgrimage of Grace, would occur after Thomas Cranmer advised this king to dissolve the monasteries. Cardinal Wolsley and Sir Thomas More did not support his Act of Supremacy, which solved his "great matter" by placing him at the head of the English Church. For ten points, name this English king who had six wives.
During this ruler's reign, Thomas FitzGerald, or Silken Thomas, would besiege Dublin Castle, an action which would prompt this ruler to claim the title of King of Ireland.
{Henry VIII} [prompt on partial answer]