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1 giorno fa · Henry's premature death caused his infant son, also called Henry, to ascend the throne as King Henry VI of England at the age of nine months. Due to the new king's age , a regency government was formed by Henry's surviving brothers, John, Duke of Bedford , and Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester .
- 21 March 1413 – 31 August 1422
- Mary de Bohun
1 giorno fa · Il 7 giugno Hugh Grosvenor, 33 anni, duca di Westminster, uno degli uomini più ricchi di Gran Bretagna, sposerà la trentunenne Olivia Henson, una commoner che gli fu presentata da amici comuni ...
4 giorni fa · RICCARDO III (qui duca di Gloucester e protettore del regno, poi re) Vi prego signori ditemi che punizione merita chi cospira per la mia morte e con diaboliche stregonerie e pratiche infernali ha colpito il mio corpo? HASTINGS Signore il tenero affetto che nutro per voi m’induce a parlare per ...
4 giorni fa · 'Gloucester bridge' was a landmark in the perambulation of the Forest of Dean before Henry II's reign. The history of Over bridge, spanning the western branch of the river, is given in another volume, and a bridge across the eastern branch giving access to Gloucester castle is mentioned below.
3 giorni fa · With Westminster Abbey and the royal regalia out of reach, on 28 October 1216, Henry was crowned at Gloucester with one of his mother’s circlets by the Papal Legate, Guala. In order to reassert his sovereignty over the baronial opposition, in 1213, King John had made England a papal fief.
4 giorni fa · Seymour's grandson, Henry Allen John, 8th Earl Bathurst, succeeded and owned the manor in 1971. (fn. 52) A house was recorded on the demesne at Sapperton in 1262 or 1263 (fn. 53) and on the Hussey moiety of the manor in 1332. (fn. 54) In the early 18th century a large Cotswold-style manor-house, probably built in the earlier part of the ...
5 giorni fa · York, Richard of Gloucester, and Henry VII. There was much that was new in the political situation in the north after 1471. Warwick, whom the citizens had so often courted with gifts, was dead; the Percies had been restored; and Edward IV began deliberately to make his brother Richard 'the greatest landowner as well as the most important official north of the Trent'.
