A sub-conflict in this war featured Pierre Landais trying to capture the leader of the eventual winning side.
A sub-conflict in this war featured Pierre Landais trying to capture the leader of the eventual winning side. A naval leader for one side was the so-called "Bastard of Fauconberg." A monarch gained power during it through the Titulus Regius. Shortly after this war, the winning side won the Battle of Stoke Field to defeat a failed uprising meant to place (*) Lambert Simnel on the throne. During it, the "Princes in the Tower" were controversially imprisoned and various schemes were implemented by Richard Neville, the "Kingmaker." It included such battles as First St. Albans and Tewkesbury. This war effectively ended with the Battle of Bosworth Field, where Henry VII defeated Richard III. For 10 points, name this English war fought between the Houses of York and Lancaster.
A sub-conflict in this war featured Pierre Landais trying to capture the leader of the eventual winning side.
Wars of the Roses