Wyatt Rebellion
Authorises Lady Jane Grey's execution after Wyatt's rebellion.
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Authorises Lady Jane Grey's execution after Wyatt's rebellion.
Is executed after joining the rebellion against Mary.
Henry Grey is executed for supporting the Wyatt Rebellion against Mary's Spanish marriage.
His failed rising helps seal Lady Jane Grey's fate.
Is imprisoned after the rebellion collapses.
Flees abroad after the western rising fails.
The rebellion ruins the Wyatt family, which loses lands and Allington Castle.
Is imprisoned for involvement in the rebellion.
Is imprisoned and later tried for treason.
Is sent to the Tower while her links to the rebellion are examined.
Orders Elizabeth imprisoned during the investigation.
Elizabeth is imprisoned while Mary investigates links to the Wyatt Rebellion.
Holds Elizabeth in custody after the rebellion.
Conspirators plan coordinated risings before events force an early revolt.
Takes part in council action after the rebellion.
Orders the execution of Thomas Wyatt after the rebellion fails.
Is executed after refusing to implicate Elizabeth conclusively.
Is executed after the failure of the Wyatt Rebellion.
Leads the main Kentish rising against Mary's planned Spanish marriage.
Is acquitted of treason despite government suspicion.
Is executed for involvement in the rebellion.
Is moved from the Tower to house arrest at Woodstock.
Elizabeth is moved from the Tower to Woodstock after Wyatt's execution.
Marries Mary despite the earlier rebellion against the match.
Marries Philip after the rebellion has been suppressed.
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