Rebels under Robert Aske and Thomas Darcy seized Lincoln and York in October of 1536, but the movement was quashed and its leaders executed by the beginning of the following year.  
It was the principal large-scale expression of discontent with Reformation legislation of Henry VIII.  Causes of the uprising were opposition to Cromwell's attempts to extend government control in the north of England, agrarian enclosure, and the dissolution of the monasteries.  Rebels under Robert Aske and Thomas Darcy seized Lincoln and York in October of 1536, but the movement was quashed and its leaders executed by the beginning of the following year.  FTP name this revolt, whose participants were identified by the wearing of badges commemorating the five wounds of Christ.
It was the principal large-scale expression of discontent with Reformation legislation of Henry VIII.  
Pilgrimage of Grace