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King Edward IV
Born
28th April 1442 Rouen, Normandy.
Parents
Father, Richard, Duke of York and Mother, Cecily Neville.
Married
Elizabeth Woodville 1464 (The White Queen).
Coronation
28th June 1461. First reign 4th March 1461 – 3rd October 1470, and second reign 11th April 1471 – 9th April 1483.
Claim to the Throne
Eldest surviving son of Richard, Duke of York, who died at the Battle of Wakefield 1470, this was when Edward inherited his claim to the throne.
Died
9th April 1483 Westminster, England. Cause of death is unknown, died suddenly, poison was suspected but could have been pneumonia or tuberculosis.
Buried – St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle.
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Discovering the Magic of Warwick Castle: A Timeless Adventure
This magnificent medieval fortress has witnessed epic battles, royal splendour, and dramatic tales that have shaped the course of English history.
Exploring the Tower of London
As one of London’s most iconic landmarks, the Tower has witnessed over a thousand years of history, from royal residences to infamous imprisonments.