Battle of East Stoke

E716846

The Battle of East Stoke was a decisive 1487 engagement in the Wars of the Roses, often considered the last major battle of the conflict, in which Henry VII’s forces defeated Yorkist rebels supporting the pretender Lambert Simnel.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Statements Referenced by

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
alsoKnownAs Battle of Stoke Field NERFINISHED
associatedWith Lambert Simnel’s claim to the English throne
early Tudor period
belligerent Burgundian mercenaries
Irish Yorkist forces
Kingdom of England under Henry VII NERFINISHED
Yorkist rebels
supporters of Lambert Simnel
casualties heavy Yorkist casualties
significant losses among Irish troops
combatantSide Tudor forces
Yorkist pretender forces
commander Henry VII of England NERFINISHED
John de la Pole, Earl of Lincoln NERFINISHED
Martin Schwartz NERFINISHED
Thomas FitzGerald of Laccagh NERFINISHED
conflict Wars of the Roses NERFINISHED
country England
date 1487-06-16
describedAs last major battle of the Wars of the Roses
era late 15th century
followedBy consolidation of Henry VII’s rule
historicalCategory 15th-century battle in Europe
historicalPeriod Tudor England NERFINISHED
location East Stoke NERFINISHED
Nottinghamshire NERFINISHED
near Newark-on-Trent
notableDeath John de la Pole, Earl of Lincoln NERFINISHED
Martin Schwartz NERFINISHED
Thomas FitzGerald of Laccagh NERFINISHED
outcome capture and later pardon of Lambert Simnel
partOf Wars of the Roses NERFINISHED
politicalConsequence strengthening of Henry VII’s legitimacy
weakening of Yorkist claimant networks
precededBy Battle of Bosworth Field NERFINISHED
region Midlands NERFINISHED
result Tudor victory
decisive victory for Henry VII
significance ended serious Yorkist military resistance to Henry VII
secured the Tudor dynasty
supportedPretender Lambert Simnel NERFINISHED
tacticalFeature fighting on high ground near the River Trent
year 1487

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Battle of Stoke Field alsoKnownAs Battle of East Stoke