Francis, Viscount Lovell

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Francis, Viscount Lovell was a prominent Yorkist nobleman and close ally of King Richard III who played a leading role in supporting the king during the Wars of the Roses.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 15th-century English person
English nobleman
Yorkist supporter
allegiance House of York NERFINISHED
attainedUnderReignOf Henry VII of England NERFINISHED
closeAllyOf Richard III of England NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
deathCause unknown
deathDate circa 1487
disappearedAfter Battle of Stoke Field NERFINISHED
era Late Middle Ages
familyName Lovell NERFINISHED
givenName Francis NERFINISHED
heldTitleFrom 1483
historicalPeriod Wars of the Roses NERFINISHED
knownFor Yorkist conspiracies against Henry VII
loyalty to Richard III
nobleRank peer of England
nobleTitle Viscount Lovell NERFINISHED
notableFor being a leading Yorkist noble after Richard III’s death
opposed Henry VII of England NERFINISHED
participatedIn Wars of the Roses NERFINISHED
politicalFaction Yorkist NERFINISHED
positionHeld Lord Chamberlain to King Richard III NERFINISHED
region England
supported Lambert Simnel NERFINISHED
Richard III of England NERFINISHED
titleCreatedBy Edward IV of England NERFINISHED
tookPartIn Battle of Bosworth Field NERFINISHED
Battle of Stoke Field NERFINISHED
Lambert Simnel rebellion NERFINISHED
wasAttaintedBy Parliament of England NERFINISHED

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Richard III’s royal army supportedBy Francis, Viscount Lovell