Because Constantinius Chlorus died while campaigning here, Constantine the Great was first declared emperor in this city.
An archbishop of this city who was expelled for collaborating with invaders was named Wulfhere. In 1190, many Jews committed suicide inside this city's Clifford's Tower when surrounded by an angry mob. Septimius Severus became ill during a campaign and lived the last years of his life in this city when it was known as Eboracum. Because Constantinius Chlorus died while campaigning here, Constantine the Great was first declared emperor in this city. One duke of this city was routed at the Battle of Ludford Bridge. That man's son, a member of the house named for this city, was victorious in the Battle of Barnet, in which he defeated Richard Neville, and in the Battles of Towton and Tewkesbury; that man's brother, however, was eventually defeated in the 1485 Battle of Bosworth Field. Edward IV represented, for 10 points, the house named for what city represented by a white rose that fought the Lancastrians?
An archbishop of this city who was expelled for collaborating with invaders was named Wulfhere.
{York} (accept {Eboracum} before it is mentioned or {Jorvik} before “{Clifford’s Tower}”)