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 Ahmad III
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   Arrest   Neville
   York   Held by the Lancastrians at York
  17th Feb York   Captured by the Lancastrians at the battle of St Albans & held at York
   Battle of Bosworth   Stanley, Thomas
  22nd Aug Bosworth   Alleged to have retrieved Richard's lost crown from the battlefield and placed it on the head of his own stepson
   Battle of Marston Moor   Blount, Walter
  29th Mar Marston Moor   Commands a column of Lord Fauconberg's troops for the Yorkists
   Battle of Marston Moor   Denham, John
  29th Mar Marston Moor   Fights on the side of the Yorkists who defeat the Lancasrians
   Battle of Marston Moor   Horne, Robert
  29th Mar Marston Moor   Commands a column of Lord Fauconberg's troops for the Yorkists
   Battle of Marston Moor   Richard III
  29th Mar Marston Moor   Richard Duke of York's brother Edward wins the Battle of Towton
  29th Mar Marston Moor   Victory improves Richard's chances of succession
   Battle of Mortimer's Cross   Edward IV
  2nd Feb Mortimer's Cr   Takes up the Yorkist claim & is supported by the Earl of Warwick
  2nd Feb Mortimer's Cr   Wins the battle, enters London & is accepted as King in Westminster Hall, 4th March
   Battle of Mortimer's Cross   Neville Kingmaker, Richard
  2nd Feb Mortimer's Cr   Edward wins the battle of Mortimer's Cross enters London & is proclaimed Edward IV
   Battle of Mortimer's Cross   Tudor, Jasper
  2nd Feb Mortimer's Cr   Fights for his step brother Henry VI against the Yorkists but defeated
   Battle of Mortimer's Cross   Tudor, Owen
  2nd Feb Mortimer's Cr   Fights for Henry VI against the Yorkists
   Battle of St Albans, 2nd   Beaufort, John
  17th Feb St Albans   Helps defeat the Yorkists
   Battle of St Albans, 2nd   Henry VI
  17th Feb St Albans   Escapes from the field of Battle & rejoins his wife & the Lancastrian forces
   Battle of St Albans, 2nd   Margaret
  17th Feb St Albans   Defeats the Yorkists but fails to take advantage of the victory & capture London
   Battle of St Albans, 2nd   Neville
  17th Feb St Albans   Captured by the Lancastrians & held at York
   Battle of St Albans, 2nd   Neville Kingmaker, Richard
   St Albans   Margaret of Anjou defeats Warwick & recaptures Henry
   Battle of Towton   Margaret of Anjou
     Defeat at Towton forces Margaret, Edward & Henry into exile in Scotland then France
   Battle of Towton Moor   Beaufort, John
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Commander of defeated Lancastrian forces at the battle of Towton Moor, only 24 yrs old
   Battle of Towton Moor   Clifford
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Killed in battle amongst many other Lancastrian leaders
   Battle of Towton Moor   Courtenay
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Captured by the Yorkists at Towton Moor & executed the following day
   Battle of Towton Moor   Edward IV
  29th Mar Towton Moor   28,000 die, the defeated King & Queen flee to Scotland
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Defeats Henry & Margaret in a Battle for the throne
  29th Mar Towton Moor   The largest armies ever to meet on an English Battle field
   Battle of Towton Moor   Henry VI
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Defeated by the Yorkists, as a result Edward, 4th Duke of York, becomes Edward IV
   Battle of Towton Moor   Mowbray
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Comes to the relief of the Yorkists & turns the battle in their favour
   Battle of Towton Moor   Neville
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Killed while fighting for the Lancastrians
   Battle of Towton Moor   Neville Kingmaker, Richard
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Defeated by Margaret of Anjou
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Victory leads to Edward's succession & makes Neville the most powerful man in England
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Wounded at the battle of Towton helping the Yorkists to defeat the Lancastrians
   Battle of Towton Moor   Richard III
  29th Mar Towton Moor   About 28,000 are killed, the most bloody Battle on English soil
   Battle of Towton Moor   Trollope
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Killed in battle amongst many other Lancastrian leaders
   Battle of Towton Moor   Wenlock, John
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Fights on the side of the Yorkists who defeat the Lancasrians
   Battle of Towton Moor   Woodville, Anthony
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Pledges his Alliance to Edward after the Battle of Towton Moor
   Battle of Towton Moor   Woodville, Richard
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Fights with the Lancastrians but defects after Henry VI's defeat
   Birth   Anne of France
   Paris   Birth of Anne of France, daughter of Louis XI, King of France and his second wife, Charlotte of Savoy
   Birth   Louis XI
   Paris   Birth of Anne of France, daughter of Louis XI
   Chief Justice   Stanley, Thomas
   Cheshire   Appointed Chief Justice of Cheshire
   Coronation   Bourchier, Thomas
   Westminster Abbey   Crowns Edward IV
   Coronation   Edward IV
  4th Mar Westminster Abbey   Crowned King after the battle of Towton & founds the House of York, 1461-85
   Coronation   Richard III
   Westminster Abbey   Returns to England to witness the coronation of his brother Edward IV
   Death   Tudor, Owen
     Beheaded by the Yorkists
   Death   Charles VII
  22nd July   Death of Charles VII
   Defection   Woodville, Richard
  29th Mar Towton Moor   Fights with the Lancastrians but defects after Henry VI's defeat
   Execution   Tudor, Owen
     Beheaded by the Yorkists
   Exile   Beaufort, Henry
   London   Exiled for supporting Henry VI after the accession of Edward IV
   Exile   Margaret of Anjou
     Defeat at Towton forces Margaret, Edward & Henry into exile in Scotland then France
   Marriage   Pole
     Marries Elizabeth, sister of Edward IV & Richard III
   Marriage   Stanley, Thomas
     Marries Margaret Beaufort
   Marriage   Woodville, Elizabeth
     Death of John Grey, 7th Baron Ferrers of Groby, Elizabeth Woodville's husband, killed at the 2nd battle of St Albans
   Mobilization   Beaufort, Henry
   Jan York   Queen Margaret & Somerset march southwards from York
   Mobilization   Edward IV
  12th Mar   Heads up to the nth at the head of a Yorkist force
  28th Mar Pontefract   Leads Yorkists out of Pontefract to engage Lancastrians
   Mobilization   Margaret
   Jan York   Queen Margaret & Somerset march southwards from York
   Mobilization   Neville Kingmaker, Richard
  7th Mar London   Despatched by Edward to raise forces from the western Midlands
   Peerage   George of Clarence
     Created Duke of Clarence by Edward IV
   Peerage   Richard III
   London   Created Duke of Gloucester on the eve of Edward IV's, his brother, coronation
   London   Elected Knight of the Garter
   Rebellion   Edward IV
  26th July Bicester   Edward IV's troops are defeated by Redesdale's rebels
  26th July Bicester   Redesdale is backed by Warwick & Edgcott near Bicester
   Roman Catholic Church   Catherine of Siena
     Canonized
   Siege of Huntingdon   Margaret
   Jan Huntingdon   The Queen's border soldiers sack Huntingdon
   Siege of London   Edward IV
  2nd Feb Mortimer's Cr   Wins the battle, enters London & is accepted as King in Westminster Hall, 4th March
   Siege of London   Henry VI
  26th Feb London   Against good advice decides not to take London & marches his Army north instead
   Siege of London   Neville Kingmaker, Richard
   London   Edward wins the battle of Mortimer's Cross enters London & is proclaimed Edward IV
  17th Feb London   Defeated intercepting Queen Margaret's troops advancing towards London
   Siege of Ludlow   Richard III
   Ludlow   Richard is placed under the care of the Lancastrians
   Siege of Melbourne   Margaret
   Jan Melbourne   The Queen's border soldiers sack Melbourne
   Siege of Royston   Margaret
   Jan Royston   The Queen's border soldiers sack Royston
   Steward   Pole
   London   Appointed Steward of England
   Succession   Edward IV
  2nd Feb Mortimer's Cr   Wins the battle, enters London & is accepted as King in Westminster Hall, 4th March
  4th Mar   Declared King of England by Parliament
  4th Mar   Succeeds as King of England
   Succession   Neville Kingmaker, Richard
  5th Mar London   Organises a parade in St John's Fields where the newly crowned King is acclaimed
   Succession   Louis XI
   Paris   Succeeds as King of France, Son of Charles VII
   Succession   Ahmad III
     Succeeds as Shah of India
   Succession   Paul II
   Vatican   Persuades Louis XI to abolish the Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges

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