One statute passed under this king stated that no bill could be brought forward in the Irish Parliament without royal consent, and was known as Poyning's Law or the Statute of Drogheda.
This king put down a rebellion in the wake of parliament's decision to end Cornwall's exemption from taxes on 10ths or 15ths of income, defeating Thomas Flammock at the Battle of Blackheath. One statute passed under this king stated that no bill could be brought forward in the Irish Parliament without royal consent, and was known as Poyning's Law or the Statute of Drogheda. This man's first act as king was to imprison a pretender whom he had defeated at the Battle of Stoke. This king executed both Lambert Simnel, Earl of Warwick, and Perkin Warbeck prior to marrying his daughter Margaret to James IV of Scotland. This man came to power following his victory at a battle fought at Ambien Hill, and established the Star Chamber. For 10 points, name this victor over Richard III Bosworth Field, the first Tudor monarch and father of Henry VIII.
This king put down a rebellion in the wake of parliament's decision to end Cornwall's exemption from taxes on 10ths or 15ths of income, defeating Thomas Flammock at the Battle of Blackheath.
Henry VII