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The Battle of Bosworth (1485): The Battle that ended the War of the Roses
By the summer of 1485, England had spent decades trapped in a bitter struggle between rival branches of the royal family. Kings had been deposed. Princes had strangely disappeared. Noble families had changed sides repeatedly. Nobody seemed entirely sure who would be in charge from one year to the next.
Then came Bosworth, which saw the death of a king and beginning of a new dynasty that would forever change England.
Princess Charlotte
Jun 183 min read


The Wars of the Roses: A Near Complete Guide to the Families, Feuds and Fight for England's Crown
By Princess Charlotte (Medieval Warfare Expert) Here is a family dispute that makes every argument about who gets to play with a certain toy first, or who gets to sit in the front seat. For thirty years, on and off, with occasional ceasefire, two branches of the same royal family fought each other for the throne of England. Nine major battles. Thousand upon thousand dead. Nobles executed on both sides. A king imprisoned. Princes murdered. Enough betrayal and unexpected revers
Princess Charlotte
May 45 min read
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