This man was patronized both by Charles VIII, until the treaty of Etaples, and Margaret, duchess of Burgundy, and he held a place of honor at the funeral of Frederick III of Germany.  
This man was patronized both by Charles VIII, until the treaty of Etaples, and Margaret, duchess of Burgundy, and he held a place of honor at the funeral of Frederick III of Germany.  The townspeople of Cork, seeing his fancy clothes, decreed that he must have royal blood in him.  His first expedition was a failure after the Earl of Desmond refused to help him at Munster, and he then fled to Scotland, where he was married to the daughter of the earl of Huntly.  His last stand was at Exeter, another failure, and he fled to the Beaulieu monastery, where he was captured by the forces of Henry VII.  His true identity may have been a Flemish boatman's son from Tournai, Piers Osbeck, but he was pretending to be one of the "princes in the tower". FTP, name this man who was hanged in 1499 for claiming to be Richard of Shrewsbury, the illegitimate son of Edward IV.
This man was patronized both by Charles VIII, until the treaty of Etaples, and Margaret, duchess of Burgundy, and he held a place of honor at the funeral of Frederick III of Germany.  
Perkin {Warbeck}