This king boasted that he would "not remove one scullion from his kitchen" after the House of Commons demanded the resignation of his ally Michael de la Pole.
This king boasted that he would "not remove one scullion from his kitchen" after the House of Commons demanded the resignation of his ally Michael de la Pole. This king later surrendered to the Earl of Northumberland at Conway, after which he was taken captive to Flint Castle and then to London. This king's ally Nicholas Brembre was executed by the (*) Lords Appellant, who formed to oppose this ruler. During his reign, the Tower of London was captured by rebels protesting a poll tax. This king replenished his coffers by confiscating the estates of his uncle John of Gaunt. This younger legitimate son of Edward the Black Prince was king during Wat Tyler's peasant rebellion. For 10 points, name this English king who was deposed and replaced by Henry IV in 1399.
This king boasted that he would "not remove one scullion from his kitchen" after the House of Commons demanded the resignation of his ally Michael de la Pole.
Richard II