Birth of Edward Stafford
Birth of Edward Stafford, his father is attainted & executed for rebelling against Richard III when Stafford is 5
Follow Edward Stafford through 16 dated historical records for England.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Edward Stafford, his father is attainted & executed for rebelling against Richard III when Stafford is 5
Stafford is awarded the Knight of the Garter
Carries the crown during Henry VIIIs coronation
Appointed Lord High Steward
Appointed Privy Councillor
Fights at the Battle of Gravelines with Henry VIII
Edward Stafford is arrested on suspicion of treason after accusations that he entertained prophecies concerning Henry VIII's death and his own royal prospects.
Wolsey has Buckingham arrested for "compassing" the death of Henry VIII
Edward Stafford is arrested after allegations that he discussed prophecies and the succession, placing one of England's highest-ranking nobles under royal investigation.
Role range: 1478-1521 – 1509-1547
Condemned to death for treason
Condemned to death for treason
Buckingham is tried by his peers for high treason on evidence concerning dynastic ambitions and prophetic claims, and the court finds him guilty.
Role range: 1478-1521 – 1509-1547
Death of Edward Stafford, executed
Executed under a trumped up charge of disloyalty to Henry VIII
Edward Stafford is beheaded on Tower Hill after his treason conviction, removing a nobleman whose royal ancestry had made Henry VIII deeply suspicious.
Role range: 1478-1521 – 1509-1547
Stafford is attainted by Parliament
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