He spent most of his formative years in exile in Brittany after Edward the Fourth reclaimed the British throne, and did not return to his home country until he had sizeable Welsh support.
He spent most of his formative years in exile in Brittany after Edward the Fourth reclaimed the British throne, and did not return to his home country until he had sizeable Welsh support. His marriage to Elizabeth of York (*) helped in rebuilding the relationship between the two families, and he would continue this practice of strategic marriages by wedding his daughter Margaret with James the Fourth of Scotland. Responsible for slaying Richard the Third at Bosworth Field, FTP, name this victor in the War of the Roses and founder of the Tudor dynasty.
He spent most of his formative years in exile in Brittany after Edward the Fourth reclaimed the British throne, and did not return to his home country until he had sizeable Welsh support.
{Henry VII} or {Henry Tudor}, Earl of Richmond