A ruler from this faction was mocked by a couplet claiming that "the Cat, the Rat, and Lovell the Dog" ruled his country "under the Hog," a reference to heraldic signs. This faction hanged judge John Fortescue for his legal rulings against their legitimacy. This faction made William Herbert the Earl of Pembroke to reward his fighting for them in Wales. The decree Titulus Regius altered succession within this (*) house. A king from this house stacked mad cash from Burgundian payouts after signing the Treaty of Picquigny. It lost a member when George, Duke of Clarence was killed, allegedly by drowning in wine, and won a
A ruler from this faction was mocked by a couplet claiming that "the Cat, the Rat, and Lovell the Dog" ruled his country "under the Hog," a reference to heraldic signs. This faction hanged judge John Fortescue for his legal rulings against their legitimacy. This faction made William Herbert the Earl of Pembroke to reward his fighting for them in Wales. The decree Titulus Regius altered succession within this (*) house. A king from this house stacked mad cash from Burgundian payouts after signing the Treaty of Picquigny. It lost a member when George, Duke of Clarence was killed, allegedly by drowning in wine, and won at Towton a decade before their decisive victory at Tewkesbury. For 10 points, name this dynastic house of Edward IV and Richard III, which was supplanted by the Tudors in the War of the Roses after ousting their Lancaster rivals.
A ruler from this faction was mocked by a couplet claiming that "the Cat, the Rat, and Lovell the Dog" ruled his country "under the Hog," a reference to heraldic signs.
House of York [or Yorkists; prompt on "Plantagenet"]