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May 22, 1455
Battle
The first battle fo St. Albans, was the start of Cilvil war in England: called the Wars of the Roses -
Jan 1, 1460
(don't know month or day)
Battle of Wakefeild, Richard took a strong position at Sandal castle and outnumbered the Lancastrian army. Richard left Sandal castle and was defeated (killed) by the Lancastrian army. His son, Edward of York, was now pressed to be on the throne of England. -
Jul 10, 1460
Battle
Battle of Northampton: Yorkish Army under Richard Neiville, Earl of Walrick (kingmaker) captured King Henry -
Oct 1, 1460
(Don't know day on date)
The Act of Accord: Rcihard, Duke of York was named as succesor to the throne, disenheriting Henry's six-year-old son Prince Edward -
Mar 4, 1461
Reigned
King Edward IV reigned as King of England -
Oct 3, 1470
Throne
Readeption of Henry VI: Henry VI was was briefly restored to the throne. -
Apr 14, 1471
Battle of Barnet
Battle of Barnet: King Edward IV wins the battle and Warwick is killed -
May 4, 1471
Battle of Tewkesbury
Battle of Tewksbury: King Edward IV wins a victory and the Lancastrian male line are virtually destroyed; Edward, Prince of Wales, was one killed. -
May 22, 1471
Death
King Henry dies at the Tower of London, beilived to be murdered, but no one knows for sure what happened. -
Mar 30, 1483
Easter illness
Edward fell ill. Named his brother Richard, Duke of Goloucester as protector after his death and entrusted his young sons and little princes, Edward and Richard to his care. -
Apr 9, 1483
Death
King Edward died at Westminister -
Jun 16, 1483
Cancelled
The coronation of Edward V was cancelled -
Jun 25, 1483
Parliament
The Parliament declared the little two princes (Edward and Richard) illegitimate and, as next to him in line of the throne, their uncle and protector, Richard, Duke of Gloucester, was declared the true king again. The two other princes were never seen again. -
Jun 26, 1483
King Richard III
Richard, Duke of Golucester, was declared King Richard III -
Apr 9, 1484
Death of Edward
Edward of Middleham, also known as Edward Plantegent, the only son of King Richard III of England, died suddenly, no one knows why. -
Aug 22, 1485
Battle of Bosworth
King Richard III was killed and his supporters deafeated at the Battle of Bosworth; against Lancastrian forces led by Henry Tudor.