The fate of King Edward IV’s sons is one of the greatest mysteries of English history. Known as the Princes in the Tower, they vanished after being placed in the custody of their uncle, Richard III.

What really happened to the sons of King Edward IV remains one of history’s most haunting mysteries. Known as the Princes in the Tower, Edward V and his younger brother Richard vanished after ...

King Edward IV was only 40 when he passed away in early 1483, leaving the throne to his 12-year-old son Edward V who died just months later as one of the ill-fated princes in the Tower of London ...

Edward V was 12 years old when he became monarch upon the sudden death of his father, Edward IV, in April 1483. But his reign lasted just two months, his fate widely regarded by historians as one ...

His painting, The Children of Edward IV, completed in 1831 and now in the Louvre Museum, pictures Edward V and his younger brother, Richard, Duke of York, in the Tower of London awaiting Edward's ...

Parliament responded by passing a law that accused the late Edward IV, Richard’s brother, and Edward’s wife, Elizabeth Woodville, of all manner of misdeeds. The law ...

John's real name is Edward, Earl of Warwick, and he is to be king. "The Pretender" is a new novel from Jo Harkin, ... Edward IV. He knew his life was in danger, and it was.

“But there was actually another brother [of Edward IV and Richard III], George, Duke of Clarence, and his daughter, Margaret, is Margaret Pole, who appears in Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light.

They retained a great hall built for Edward IV in the 1470s, which has stained glass windows that are mimicked on the brooches. The couple commissioned the great hall windows to include Edward's ...