Henry VII : consolidation/rise to power
- Created by: Bulegirlsass
- Created on: 31-12-22 17:14
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- Henrys rise to power
- Marriage
- Elizabeth of York
- brought both houses together
- Influential men
- legitmacy: could now provide an hier
- Elizabeth of York
- Corination
- day before battle 21/8/1485
- to prove he won the crown through conquest + accused richard supporters of treason
- crowned by thomas stanley on battlefield
- parliment summoned on 7th of november
- approval of church (son of son offormer queen of england)
- however born out of lack
- However weak before parliment
- descendant of Edward III through marriage
- day before battle 21/8/1485
- Character + aims
- control+power
- Involved in government matters other kings wouldn't bother with
- to legitimise his throne
- wary of nobles and yokists
- never challenged Edward iv -However due to Richards unpopularity stood opportunity
- Had support of French kings popular in the capital
- more feared than loved
- control+power
- claim to throne
- father was son of a britsh queen
- mother directly related to Edward III
- Henry resied in britanny with uncle
- Lancastrian
- During his reign (1485-1609)
- distursted nobles
- crown had uneven control(north still supported Richard)
- trade + exploration
- instability( won by conquest)
- rewarding supporters
- earl ships, dukedom, cardinals, knight ships
- Jasper Tudor- Duke l of Bedford
- Lord stanley ear of derby John de vere -earl of oxford
- lord stanley marrried his mother
- lands and patronage
- Treatment of Yorkist opposition
- Anyone against him = treason
- Tudor rose replaced two houses
- rebllions dealy with harshy: Francis lovel,edmund de la poole, warbeck, simmel.
- attainers
- Marriage
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