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The House of Yorks |
Izmail S a e Liberal Ar s U iversi y Ukrai ia mi is ry of Higher educa io he chair of E glish Philology Repor he House of YorkWri e by 2 d year s ude E glish-Germa depar me Of Facul y of Foreigh La guahes Ele a Bli dirovaIzmail, 2004 House of York royal house of E gla d, derivi g i s ame from he crea io of Edmu d of La gley, fif h so of Edward III, as duke of York i 1385. he claims o he hro e of Edmu d's gra dso , Richard, duke of York, i opposi io o He ry VI of he house of La cas er (see La cas er, house of), resul ed i he Wars of he Roses (see Roses, Wars of he), so called because he badge of he house of York was a whi e rose, a d a red rose was la er a ribu ed o he house of La cas er. Richard's claim o he hro e came o o ly from direc male desce from Edmu d, bu also hrough his mo her A e Mor imer, grea -gra ddaugh er of Lio el, duke of Clare ce, who was he hird so of Edward III. he royal members of he house of York were Edward IV, Edward V, a d Richard III. he marriage of he La cas ria He ry VII o Elizabe h, eldes daugh er of Edward IV, u i ed he houses of York a d La cas er. He ry was he firs of he udor ki gs. he represe a ives of he House of York he House of York Edmu d, 1s Duke of York, 1341–1402 amed Edmu d of La gley af er he ma or where he was bor , he was he fif h so of Edward III a d Quee Philippa. Crea ed Earl of Cambridge i 1362, he joi ed his bro her Joh , Duke of La cas er (Joh of Gau ) i his wars agai s Cas ile. I 1372, he married his firs wife, Isobel, you ger daugh er of Pe er, Ki g of Cas ile a d Lйo , while her elder sis er married Joh . hey had hree childre : Edward Pla age e , 2 d Duke of York; Co s a ce of York, Cou ess of Glouces er, a d Richard, Earl of Cambridge. Crea ed Duke of York by Richard II i 1385, he re ired from public life af er He ry Boli gbroke, Duke of La cas er, seized he crow from Richard II. Af er he dea h of Isobel i 1394, he married Joa , daugh er of homas Holla d, Earl of Ke . His arms were: Quar erly, Fra ce a cie a d E gla d, over all a label of hree poi s arge each poi charged wi h hree or eaux; a d his cres o a cap of mai e a ce gules ur ed up ermi e, a lio s a a guarda crow ed or, gorged wi h a label as i he arms; o his seal, he arms are suppor ed by wo falco s, each holdi g wi h beak a d claw a lo g scroll, which ex e ds backward over body, i scribed wi h he mo o &quo ; o e o her&quo ;. Edward Pla age e , 2 d Duke of York, 1373–1415 he elder so of Edmu d of La gley, he was crea ed Earl of Ru la d i 1391. Richard II made him Lord High Admiral a d Warde of he Ci que Por s a d i 1397, Duke of Albemarle. I he firs year of he reig of He ry IV he became i volved i a plo o assassi a e he ki g a a our ame a Oxford. His fa her we o war he ki g, bu Edward fores alled him by co fessi g o he ki g himself. He los he dukedom bu was pardo ed, becomi g Duke of York o his fa her’s dea h. He was killed a he ba le of Agi cour , where he led he va guard. He died wi hou issue a d was succeeded by his ephew Richard. His arms were: as Lord High Admiral, Per pale, dex er, he a ribu ed arms of Edward he Co fessor, charged overall wi h a label of hree poi s; si is er, Quar erly, Fra ce a cie a d E gla d, over all a label of five poi s arge , each charged wi h hree or eaux.
Af er he became Duke of Albemarle, his arms were: Quar erly, Fra ce a cie a d E gla d, over all a label of hree poi s gules each charged wi h hree cas les gold. As Duke of York, hey were: Quar erly Fra ce moder a d E gla d, over all a label of York. Co s a ce of York, Cou ess of Glouces er, 1374–1416 he o ly daugh er of Edmu d of La gley, Co s a ce was he mis ress of Edmu d Holla d, Earl of Ke , by whom she had a daugh er amed Elea or. She la er married homas le Despe cer, Earl of Glouces er. wo childre , Richard, Lord le Despe cer, a d Elizabe h le Despe cer, died wi hou issue, bu heir daugh er Isabel le Despe cer married wice, her seco d husba d bei g Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick. heir daugh er, A e Beauchamp, married Richard eville ( he Ki gmaker), who hus became Earl of Warwick. Co s a ce bore he arms of her fa her, Edmu d of La gley, impaled by hose of her husba d, which were: Quar erly, firs a d four h, or, hree chevro els gules; seco d a d hird, Quar erly, arge a d gules, a fre or, overall a be dle sable. Richard, Earl of Cambridge, 1376–1415 amed Richard of Co i gsburgh, af er he place i Yorkshire where he was bor , he you ger so of Edmu d of La gley was crea ed Earl of Cambridge i 1414. I he followi g year, however, he co spired wi h He ry, Lord Scrope, a d Sir homas Gray o assassi a e he ki g, He ry V. He may have bee bribed by he Fre ch ki g, Charles VI, or i may have bee because, i he eve of his bro her-i -law Edmu d, Earl of March, dyi g wi hou issue, his ow so would have bee ex i li e for he hro e. he Earl of March revealed he plo o he ki g, a d Richard was execu ed. Richard’s firs wife, A e Mor imer, was sis er a d af erwards heiress o he Earl of March a d o he claims of her grea -gra dfa her, Lio el, Duke of Clare ce, seco d so of Edward I, hus givi g her Yorkis successors a superior claim o he hro e over he House of La cas er. Richard of Co i gsburgh’s seco d wife was Ma ilda, daugh er of homas, Lord Clifford. His arms were: Quar erly, Fra ce firs a cie , la er moder , a d E gla d, over all a label of hree poi s arge each charged wi h as ma y or eaux, wi hi a bordure arge charged wi h lio s rampa . A e’s arms were: Quar erly, firs a d four h, barry of six, or a d azure, o a chief of he firs wo palle s be wee wo base esquires of he seco d, over all a escu cheo arge ; seco d a d hird, or a cross gules, impaled wi h hose of her husba d. Isabel, Cou ess of Essex, 1409–1484 Isabel was he oldes child of Richard of Co i gsburgh a d A e Mor imer. Her husba d He ry Bourchier, seco d Earl of Eu i orma dy was crea ed Viscou Bourchier by He ry VI a d Lord reasurer of E gla d. William, he eldes of heir e childre , married A e, sis er of Elizabe h Woodville. he Bourchier arms: Quar erly, firs a d four h, arge , a cross e grailed gules, be wee four wa er bouge s sable; seco d a d hird, gules, bille y a d a fess or, a d heir cres A ma ’s head i profile wi h sable hair a d beard, ducally crow ed or, wi h a poi ed cap gules. Richard, 3rd Duke of York, 1411–1460 Richard was he o ly so of Richard of Co i gsburgh, a d he o ly male, apar from He ry IV, wi h a u broke male desce from He ry III.
Al hough his fa her had bee execu ed for reaso , He ry VI res ored o him he i les Duke of York, Earl of Cambridge a d Ru la d. A ho orable ma , his superior claim o he hro e a d obvious capabili y compared wi h he weak a d me ally afflic ed He ry VI ear ed him he ha red of he Quee , Margare of A jou. His wise a d jus rule i Irela d duri g 1449–1450 laid he fou da io for a Irish–Yorkis allia ce which survived u il af er he defea of Richard III a Boswor h. Made Pro ec or of E gla d i 1454 duri g He ry’s emporary i sa i y, he defea ed a a emp by he Quee a d he Earl of Somerse o regai co rol whe , i 1455, alo g wi h he earls of Warwick a d Salisbury, he defea ed he ki g’s forces a S Alba s. He was made Co s able of E gla d, bu he Quee ’s par y regai ed power he followi g year. I 1459 he Quee fel s ro g e ough o o crush he Yorkis par y a d i Oc ober he Yorkis forces, surrou ded a Ludlow, were forced o flee. he Duke a d his seco d so Edmu d, Earl of Ru la d, fled o Irela d while Warwick a d his par y we o Calais. Wi hi a year, Warwick was back i E gla d a d i co rol of Lo do . he Duke of York re ur ed a d o Oc ober 10 laid his ha d o he emp y hro e i he chamber of he Lords i parliame , claimi g he crow . His bid for he hro e was prema ure, bu he Duke was eve ually recog ized as heir o he hro e, Pri ce of Wales a d Pro ec or of E gla d. he Quee ’s par y rallied o ce agai , however, a d o 30 December 1460 he Duke’s forces, issui g from Sa dal Cas le clashed wi h he La cas ria s a Wakefield. he Duke was killed, alo g wi h his so Edmu d, a d heir heads were exposed o he walls of York. hey were la er buried a Po efrac a d he a Fo heri ghay. His arms were: Quar erly, Fra ce moder a d E gla d, over all a label of hree poi s each charged wi h hree or eaux, a d upo his helme his cres was O a chapeau gules doubled ermi e, a lio s a a guarda crow ed or, gorged wi h a label as i he arms.; he badge wi h which he is par icularly associa ed is he silver falco a d gold fe erlock, he fe erlock ope o symbolise he release of he falco a d he aspiri g hopes of gai i g he crow . Cicely eville, Duchess of York, 1415–1495 he wife of Richard, 3rd Duke of York, Cicely eville was he daugh er of Joa Beaufor , he you ges child of Joh of Gau a d Ca heri e Swy ford. Her fa her was Ralph eville, Earl of Wes morla d. K ow i her you h as he Rose of Raby, af er her bir hplace, Raby Cas le, she was a s au ch suppor er of her husba d, spe di g as much ime wi h him as was possible i ha roubled age. hey had eigh so s a d four daugh ers, of whom four so s a d o e daugh er died you g. Af er he ragic dea h of her husba d a d seco d so , Edmu d, i 1460, Cicely shor ly wi essed he riumph of her eldes so Edward. She is repor ed o have bee ou raged by his marriage o Elizabe h Woodville. Fur her ragedy followed whe , i 1478, Edward ired of he reacherous behaviour of his bro her Clare ce a d he la er died, or was killed, i he ower. I 1483, Edward died, a d he , i 1485 her las survivi g so Richard III was killed a Boswor h. Ou livi g all her so s, he u for u a e duchess lived o see ma y of heir proge y murdered by He ry VII a d he House of York des royed.
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