lancastrian line造句

• At the Battle of Tewkesbury on 4 May 1471, he commanded the middle of the Lancastrian line.
• By the end of the day, the Lancastrian line had broken up, as small groups of men began fleeing for their lives.
• Their shouts of treason were taken up and spread quickly throughout the Lancastrian line, breaking it apart as men fled in anger, panic and confusion.
• In the light of this military success, Richard of York moved to press his claim to the throne based on the illegitimacy of the Lancastrian line.
• Queen Margaret was escorted to London as a prisoner and Henry was murdered in the Tower of London several days later, ending the direct Lancastrian line of succession.
• Edward did not face any further rebellions after his restoration, as the Lancastrian line had virtually been extinguished, and the only rival left was Henry Tudor who was living in exile.
• In November 1470, Parliament declared that Prince Edward and his descendants were Henry's heirs to the throne; Clarence would become King only if the Lancastrian line of succession failed.
• Suffering from the arrows, they chose to surrender the high ground by immediately going on to the attack in the hope of breaking the Lancastrian line and rolling up the enemy army.
• The Duke of Somerset had led the right flank of the Lancastrian line forward, and expected Wenlock to support him, but Wenlock held back ( some suggest deliberately ) and the Duke's men were slaughtered.