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Henry VII
The play is loosely based on the reign of Richard III, king of England between 1482 and 1485. Because Richard was succeeded by Henry VII, grandfather of Elizabeth I and great-grandfather of James I, political correctness required that Richard be portrayed as a terrible and evil tyrant, who was triumphantly destroyed and England rescued by Henry VII. The play starts after the battle of Barnet, when England is at peace under the rule of Richard's brother Edward IV. Richard gets Edward to sentence their other brother Clarence to death for treason, then suppresses Edward's order revoking the sentence. Clarence is killed and Edward dies of the shock. Richard meanwhile courts the lady Anne, widow of the son of Henry VI, at Henry VI's funeral. Edward's two sons, the elder of whom ought to be king are locked in the Tower of London and then murdered at Richard's order. Richard becomes king and Anne his queen. But Richard still does not feel safe; he is determined to murder his wife and marry Edward's daughter and last child. He murders Anne, but Edward's widow flees the country and marries her daughter to Henry Richmond, the future Henry VII. Henry invades England and defeats Richard, who runs around the battlefield crying "A horse! a horse! My kingdom for a horse!" The portrait of Richard as a hunchbacked psychotic mass-murderer is in stark contrast to other portrayals of this king. See the related link.
It burned down on his play Henry VII becausethey set a canon to celebrate the kings arrival so the thatched roof went on fire.
Because Richard III fought a battle with Elizabeth's grandfather, Henry Tudor, in which Richard was killed (the Battle of Bosworth) and Henry took the crown as Henry VII. Richard was supposed to have been responsible for murdering the boy King Edward V and his little brother - the so-called Princes In The Tower. (Young Edward and his brother were the brothers of Elizabeth of York, Henry VII's wife). Therefore the Tudors hated Richard III and would be pleased with any propaganda against him. Shakespeare's play Richard III, helped to give Richard a bad name!
Kings include King Lear, Cymbeline, Richard II, Richard III, Henry IV, Henry V, Henry VI, Henry VIII, King John, Edward IV and Edward V, all kings of England, the King of France in All's Well that Ends Well and the Henry VI plays, the King of Navarre in Love's Labour's Lost, three Scottish kings in Macbeth, Claudius, King of Denmark, Kings of Sicily and Bohemia in The Winter's Tale, and the King of Troy in Troilus and Cressida. Cleopatra is the Queen of Egypt. There are also sundry English queens including Isabelle, wife of Richard II, Katherine of France, wife of Henry V, Margaret, wife of Henry VI, Elizabeth, Wife of Edward IV, Anne, wife of Richard III, Elizabeth, wife of Henry VII, and Catherine of Aragon and Anne Boleyn, two of Henry VIII's wives.
Shakespeare wrote seven plays with "King Henry" in the title, and none of them are called King Henry VII.
His name is Henry Tudor He was named after his dad, The first Tudor king He was the second Tudor king his father was Henry VII so he was Henry VIII
Henry VII was a king of England.
Work on Turning Hampton Court into a Royal Palace did not start until after King Henry VII died.
NO King Henry VII of England had eight children.
Henry VII, King of England died on 21 April 1509.
King Henry VII was a Tudor.
There is no evidence that King Henry VII ever used dye.
Answer King Henry VII of England had one wife. His son, King Henry VIII famously had six wives.
Richard III, was king before Henry VII. Henry won the battle of Bosworth on the 22nd August 1485.
King Henry VII of England was born on January 28, 1457.
King Henry VII of England was born on January 28, 1457.