This king interpreted the prophecy that he was to die in Jerusalem as a sign that he would die during a Crusade, although he actually died in the Jerusalem Chamber of Westminster Abbey.
This king interpreted the prophecy that he was to die in Jerusalem as a sign that he would die during a Crusade, although he actually died in the Jerusalem Chamber of Westminster Abbey. Before becoming king, this man joined Vytautas the Great's forces during a siege of Vilnius. Within months of this king's coronation, he was targeted by the Epiphany Rising. Under this king, Parliament passed an act that authorized burning at the stake for heretics, targeting the (*) Lollards. This king opposed his predecessor by joining the Lords Appellant, and was himself opposed by a Tripartite Indenture that included Edmund Mortimer and Owen Glendower. The leader of an uprising against this king, Harry Hotspur, was shot in the face at the Battle of Shrewsbury. For 10 points, name this king who succeeded Richard II and was known as Bolingbroke.
This king interpreted the prophecy that he was to die in Jerusalem as a sign that he would die during a Crusade, although he actually died in the Jerusalem Chamber of Westminster Abbey.
Henry IV [accept Henry of Bolingbroke until "Bolingbroke" is read] 