This king's unpopular adviser Michael de la Pole was ousted with the help of the so-called Wonderful Parliament.  
This king's unpopular adviser Michael de la Pole was ousted with the help of the so-called Wonderful Parliament.  Forces loyal to this king, led by Robert de Vere, were defeated at Radcot Bridge by a group that purged his court in the Merciless Parliament.  Ten years later, he arrested and tried that group, which included the Duke of Gloucester and the Earl of Warwick, the Lords Appellant.  His marriage to Anne of Bohemia failed to result in the strong military alliance he had hoped for, and he moved the capital to Chelmsford for five days to escape violence fermented by John (*) Ball and Wat Tyler, who led the Peasent's Revolt during his reign. His reign was finally ended by a son of John of Gaunt named Henry of Bollingbroke, whom he unsuccessfully tried to disinherit. For 10 points, name this Plantagenet son of Edward the Black Prince, the predecessor of Henry IV.
This king's unpopular adviser Michael de la Pole was ousted with the help of the so-called Wonderful Parliament.  
{Richard II}