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He wasn't deported. Perhaps you mean deposed.
Henry VI was mentally incompetent and given to fits of insanity, so his government was dominated by his wife, Margaret of Anjou. She appointed her friends and relatives to offices of the state and court, to the exclusion of English nobles and members of the royal family. This combined with inefficient administration, military failures in France, extravagance, and a breakdown in Law and Order to make the government feeble and unpopular and the nobles disaffected. Disaffected nobles supported Henry VI's cousin Richard Duke of York in attempting to force Margaret's favorites out of office and establish a regency. Margaret and her favorites resisted with armed force, murdering Richard of York. Six years of civil war ensued, at the conclusion of which Edward Duke of York had won. He deposed Henry VI so as to make himself king.
Henry VI was then restored by Richard Neville Duke of Warwick and the King of France, then deposed again by Edward IV and the English nobles.
What else can I help you with?
Was Henry VI Lancastrian?
Yes Henry VI was from the lancastrian house
When did Henry VI the Good die?
Henry VI the Good died in 1335.
When was Henry VI the Good born?
Henry VI the Good was born in 1294.
When did Henry VI the Older die?
Henry VI the Older died in 1393.
Who were Henry VI parents?
The parents of Henry VI of England were Henry V of England, Catherine of Valois.
Was Henry VI of England a killer?
Henry VI of England was not a killer; he was known to be noble.
Did King Henry V have any sons?
Yes. Henry VI.
What was the name of henry VI's fifth wife?
King Henry VI had only one wife.
When did Henry VI of England die?
Henry VI of England died on 1471-05-21.
When did King Henry VI die?
King Henry VI of England died on 21 May 1471.
When was King Henry VI born?
King Henry VI of England was born on 6 December 1421.
What genre is Henry VI Part I?
Henry VI part 1 is one of William Shakespeare's History plays.
