Henry III of England (7233 bytes)
1: ...of England, as depicted in ''Cassell's History of England, Century Edition'', published circa 1902]]
3: ...wn British monarchs, considering the great length of his reign.
5: ... to rule by [[Magna Carta]] which they did during Henry’s minority. The country was ruled by regents unti...
7: ...asier. Many English barons came to see his method of governing as foreign.
9: ...nster Abbey]] was to be a shrine to the confessor king, Edward.

Edward III of England (13428 bytes)
1: ...jpg|thumb|right|250px|'''Edward III'''<br>King of England]]
2: ...istory, the [[Hundred Years' War]] and the [[Wars of the Roses]], respectively.
6: ...r to meet his uncle, the French King [[Charles IV of France|Charles IV]].
8: ...r Edward II to abdicate, installing Edward III as King.
10: ...rtimer effectively ruled England during the young King's first several years on the throne.

William III of England (25248 bytes)
1: ...|right|250px|'''William III''' <br><small>King of England, Scotland and Ireland</small>]]
2: ...reigned as "William II" in Scotland, but "William III" in all his other realms.
4: ...at he was able to take the Crown of England, many of whose people were fervent anti-Catholics (though ...
7: ...is mother was the daughter of King [[Charles I of England|Charles I]].
9: ... Stadtholder itself was abolished in the province of Holland. (Other provinces soon followed suit.)

Richard III of England (18760 bytes)
1: [[image:richiii.jpg|thumb|213px|right|Richard III]]
2: ...Shakespeare]]'s play [[Richard III (play)|Richard III]] has made his name particularly famous.
5: ...he Roses]]. Warwick was instrumental in deposing Henry VI and replacing him with Richard's eldest brothe...
7: ==Reign of Edward IV==
8: ...trast the other surviving brother, [[George, Duke of Clarence]], was executed by Edward for [[treason]...

Henry III (815 bytes)
1: Rulers with the title '''Henry III''' include:
2: *'''[[Henry III of Champagne|Henry III]]''' of [[Champagne (province)|Champagne]]
3: *'''[[Henry III of England|Henry III]]''' of [[England]]
4: *'''[[Henry III of France|Henry III]]''' of [[France]]
5: ...[[Germany]] (later [[Henry II, Holy Roman Emperor|Henry II]], [[Holy Roman Emperor]])

King William III (488 bytes)
1: The name '''William III''' has been borne by two monarchs:
3: ...f [[England]] together with his wife [[Mary II of England]];
5: ...nd Duke of [[Luxembourg]], father of [[Wilhelmina of the Netherlands|Queen Wilhelmina]].

King Kobra III (976 bytes)
2: [[Image:KingKobraKingKobraIII.jpg|right|]]
4: ...a lack of album sales resulted in the dissolution of the band.
8: #"Take It Off"
9: #"Walls of Silence" (Northrup)
27: [[Category:King Kobra albums]] [[Category:1988 albums]]

Henry III of Castile (2002 bytes)
1: ...lian monarchs|King]] of [[Castile]] and [[Kingdom of León|León]] in [[1390]].
3: ...] base. In [[1402]], Henry began the colonization of the [[Canary Islands]], sending French explorer [...
5: ... son became [[John II of Castile]], who succeeded Henry when he died in [[Toledo]].
9: ...center" rowspan="2" | Preceded by:<br>'''[[John I of Castile|John I]]'''
10: ...n="center" | '''[[List of Castilian monarchs|King of Castile]]'''

Henry III of France (5127 bytes)
1: ...) and subsequently [[list of French monarchs|King of France]] ([[1574]]-[[1589]]).
3: ...ri3France.jpg|thumbnail|200px|right|'' King Henry III'']]
5: ...d and returned to [[France]]. He was crowned King of France in [[1575]] in the [[Notre-Dame de Reims|C...
7: ...usands of [[Huguenots]] were killed; his reign as king would see France in constant turmoil over religio...
9: ... concessions made to the Protestants in the Edict of Beaulieu.

Henry III of Champagne (1940 bytes)
1: ... of Navarre''', [[List of Navarrese monarchs|king of Navarre]].
3: ...d II of Navarre) as King of [[Navarre]] and Count of Champagne.
5: ...amplona]], however, did not take place till March of the following year, and his coronation was delaye...
7: ...he male line of the counts of Champagne and kings of Navarre became extinct.
9: ...e to that of France, with Champagne becoming part of the French royal domain.

Henry IV of England (7210 bytes)
1: ...of England''', depicted in ''Cassell's History of England, Century Edition'', published circa 1902]]
2: .../>[[King of England]], [[Lordship of Ireland|Lord of Ireland]].]]
4: ... him from inheriting his father’s title of [[Duke of Lancaster]].
6: ...#Period of French Domination|English]]. As king, Henry was at pains to consult with [[parliament]] on ev...
8: ... and Henry had no children. The fact that in 1399 Henry had four sons from his first marriage was undoubt...

Henry V of England (11514 bytes)
1: ...England''', as depicted in ''Cassell's History of England, Century Edition'', published circa 1902]]
2: [[Image:henry5.JPG|thumbnail|right|250px|'''Henry V''']]
3: ...ouse of Lancaster|Lancastrian]] revolution forced Henry into precocious prominence as heir to the throne....
5: ...rafted a special tool in order to extract the tip of the arrow without doing further damage. The oper...
7: ...[John of Gaunt]] &mdash; he had practical control of the government.

Henry VI of England (16872 bytes)
1: ...y VI, part 3]]. For the Holy Roman Emperor, see [[Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor]].''
2: ...: henry6.JPG|thumbnail|right|250px|'''Henry VI of England''']]
3: ...[[May 21]]/[[May 22|22]], [[1471]]) was [[King of England]] from [[1422]] to [[1461]] (though with a [[Rege...
6: ...y twenty years old. Because of general suspicion of her nationality, she was prevented from having mu...
8: ... was appointed Regent of France and was in charge of the running the war.

Henry II of England (12011 bytes)
2: ...II of England, depicted in ''Cassell's History of England, Century Edition'', published circa 1902]]
3: ...the first of the Plantagenet or [[Angevin|Angevin Kings]].
5: ...uired a reputation as England's greatest medieval king.
7: ...band, [[Geoffrey of Anjou|Geoffrey the Fair, Duke of Anjou]].
8: Brought up in [[Anjou]], he visited England in [[1149]] to help his mother in her disputed cl...

Henry I of England (6925 bytes)
1: ... I of England, depicted in ''Cassell's History of England, Century Edition'', published circa 1902]]
2: ...ery of government, his reuniting of the dominions of his father, and his controversial decision to nam...
4: ...as given extensive schooling for a young nobleman of that time period. He was probably the first [[Nor...
6: His father [[William I of England|William]], upon his death in [[1087]], bequeathed...
7: ...t Curthose|Robert]] received the [[Normandy|Duchy of Normandy]]

Rudolph III, King of Burgundy (320 bytes)
1: ... Arles]] as it became known) was an integral part of the [[Holy Roman Empire]].

King Harold of England (254 bytes)
1: '''King Harold of England''' may refer to
3: ...Harold Harefoot|Harold I]] (Harold Harefoot); son of [[Canute the Great|Canute]].
4: ...Harold Godwinson); who was killed at the [[Battle of Hastings]].

King Richard IV of England (2915 bytes)
1: ...murdered upon the command of his uncle, [[Richard III]] in [[1483]].
3: ... 'The other one'. He is married to Queen Gertrude of [[Flanders]].
5: ...bonic plague]], and went temporarily insane, attacking everyone he saw, believing them to be Turks. He h...
7: ...orth Field]], and the reign of King Richard IV of England would be eradicated from history.
9: ...] joining the writing staff and the second series of ''Blackadder'' becoming the sucess it is recognis...

William Henry Vanderbilt III (2483 bytes)
1: ... [[1981]], was an American statesman and a member of the prominent [[United States]] [[Vanderbilt fami...
3: ...ed [[John Jacob Astor VI]], bringing together two of America's most famous families.
5: ...nts throughout New England and New York. A member of the [[United States Republican Party]], in 1928 h...
7: ... for [[List of Governors of Rhode Island|Governor of Rhode Island]], serving between 1939 and 1941. Ho...
9: ...ived quietly until his passing in 1981 at the age of 79.

Henry III of Nassau-Breda (499 bytes)
1: ...'' ([[1483]]-[[1538]]) was a count of [[the house of Nassau]].
3: ...He was the brother of [[William the Rich]], Count of Nassau-Dillenburg.
5: ...death in 1538 he was succeeded by his son, [[René of Châlon]], but René was himself slain in battle on...

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