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1485 in England — Page 4

Explore 128 historical events and records for England in 1485.

Historical records for England in 1485

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Royal Entry into London

Henry VII · London · Government / Government of England

Henry enters London as the victorious new king and begins establishing the machinery of Tudor government.

Speaker of House of Commons

Lovell, Thomas · Speaker of House of Commons · Government / Government of England

Appointed Speaker of the House of Commons

Succession

Richard III · London · House / House of York

Queen Anne & his only legitimate son Edward the Prince of Wales die. Declares his nephew John de la Pole as heir presumptive

Titulus Regius

Woodville, Elizabeth · House / House of York

Henry Tudor invaded England and defeated Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth Field. As King, Henry VII married Elizabeth of York and had the Titulus Regius revoked. Elizabeth Woodville was accorded the title and honours of a Queen Dowager

Treasurer

Lovell, Thomas · London · Treasurer-Household · Government / Government of England

Appointed Treasurer of the Household

Tudor Dynasty Begins At Bosworth

Henry VII · Bosworth · Government / Government of England

Henry VII established a new ruling dynasty after defeating Richard III at the Battle of Bosworth.

Welsh Support for Henry

Henry VII · Wales · Warfare / Wars of the Roses

Henry's march through Wales attracts additional supporters before his army enters the English Midlands.

Yeomen of the Guard

Henry VII · London · Government / Government of England

Henry establishes the Yeomen of the Guard as a permanent personal bodyguard following his seizure of the crown.

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