Custody of Edmund de la Pole
Henry VII secures custody of Yorkist claimant Edmund de la Pole after negotiations with Philip of Burgundy.
Role range: 1485-1509
Follow Henry VII through 256 dated historical records for England.
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Henry VII secures custody of Yorkist claimant Edmund de la Pole after negotiations with Philip of Burgundy.
Role range: 1485-1509
Negotiations linked to the Burgundian settlement include a proposed marriage between the widowed Henry VII and Margaret of Austria.
Role range: 1485-1509
Henry VII signs a marriage Treaty between his daughter Mary & Archduke Charles
Role range: 1485-1509
George Neville, Lord Bergavenny, receives an enormous fine for illegal retaining, illustrating Henry's late-reign financial enforcement.
Role range: 1485-1509
After Philip of Burgundy's death, Anglo-Burgundian trade terms move back toward the earlier Magnus Intercursus settlement.
Role range: 1485-1509
Thomas Wolsey enters Henry VII's royal service as a chaplain, beginning his rise within Tudor government.
Role range: 1485-1509
Henry issues a Charter of Pardon that strengthens the legal privileges of the Cornish stannaries after the earlier rebellion.
Role range: 1485-1509
The Cornish settlement confirms special protections for tin workers and strengthens the role of the stannary institutions.
Role range: 1485-1509
A seriously ill Henry VII makes his final will, signalling that the end of the reign is approaching.
Role range: 1485-1509
Henry VII dies at Richmond Palace after ruling England since 1485.
Role range: 1485-1509
Henry VII's death leaves the throne to his seventeen-year-old son, who succeeds as Henry VIII.
Role range: 1485-1509
Henrys death is announced at his court at Richmond Palace
Role range: 1485-1509
Henry VII is buried beside Elizabeth of York in the Lady Chapel he had founded at Westminster Abbey.
Role range: 1485-1509
Near the end of his life, Henry grants a general pardon covering many offences committed before 10 April.
Role range: 1485-1509
By the end of Henry VII's reign, justices of the peace are central to local enforcement and royal administration.
Role range: 1485-1509
Late-reign legislation continues to strengthen royal control of law enforcement and local government.
Role range: 1485-1509
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