Yorkshire tax rebellion of 1489

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The Yorkshire tax rebellion of 1489 was a popular uprising in northern England against King Henry VII’s tax levy to fund war with France, during which the local noble Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland, was killed by the rebels.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English nobleman
King of England
historical event
popular uprising
rebellion in England
tax rebellion
chronologicallyAfter Bosworth Field (1485) NERFINISHED
chronologicallyBefore Cornish tax rebellion of 1497 NERFINISHED
conflictWith Henry VII’s fiscal policy
country Kingdom of England
diedIn Yorkshire tax rebellion of 1489 NERFINISHED
followedBy Cornish rebellion of 1497 NERFINISHED
hasCause parliamentary subsidy to fund war with France
perception that northern counties were exempt from defending Brittany
resentment of high taxation in a poor region
tax levy imposed by Henry VII
hasEffect demonstration of northern resistance to Tudor taxation
killing of Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland
partial remission of the tax in Yorkshire
royal assertion of authority in the north
strengthening of Thomas Howard’s position in the north
hasEndTime 1489
hasLocation Yorkshire NERFINISHED
northern England
hasOutcome execution or punishment of rebel leaders
limited concessions on taxation
rebellion suppressed by royal forces
hasReason opposition to funding Henry VII’s intervention in Brittany against France
hasSignificantEvent mob attack on Henry Percy at Topcliffe area
hasSignificantFigure Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland NERFINISHED
Henry VII of England NERFINISHED
Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey NERFINISHED
hasStartTime 1489
hasTopic Anglo-French wars in the late 15th century
Tudor consolidation of power
relations between crown and northern nobility
taxation in late 15th-century England
hasTypeOfConflict fiscal conflict
regional revolt
social conflict
opposedBy Henry VII of England NERFINISHED
royal forces of the Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
participant Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland NERFINISHED
Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey NERFINISHED
local Yorkshire commons
royal commissioners for taxation
partOf early Tudor rebellions
reign 1485–1509
timePeriod reign of Henry VII

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Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland reasonForDeath Yorkshire tax rebellion of 1489