#King Richard III
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qweaenr · 6 days ago
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REQUIEM OF THE ROSE KING - Covers
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medievalandfantasymelee · 43 minutes ago
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Count Adhemar [Rufus Sewell] VS. Richard III [Aneurin Barnard]
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Make Me Choose | @violaobanion | Aneurin as Richard III or Aneurin as Daniel Solace ANEURIN BARNARD as RICHARD III THE WHITE QUEEN
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beansontoastttt · 4 days ago
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Dont do energy drinks kids
That kills you
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thomascromwelll · 6 months ago
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Happy Birthday, King!!! SLAAAAAAAAAAY!!!!
Richard Plantagenet — Richard III Born in 2 October, 1452.
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awkward-sultana · 2 months ago
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(Almost) Every Costume Per Episode + King of England's crown in 1x02,5,7,8,9
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yomog1u · 2 months ago
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kindercelery · 4 months ago
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royalty-nobility · 9 days ago
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The Meeting of Edward V (1470-1483) and his Brother Richard, Duke of York (1473-1483) Contemplated by King Richard III
Artist: James Northcote, RA (British, 1746-1831)
Date: 1799
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: National Trust Collections, London, United Kingdom
Description
Richard III, full-length standing at right, wearing armour and leaning on a desk whilst the two princes are in the centre, foreground, dressed in white, embracing. Behind them is a man with a drawn sword. At left, blessing the children, is an old prelate, in scarlet.
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wav3y-zzz · 9 months ago
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RICHARD RICHARD RICHARD!!!!!!! Such a lovely lad💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
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blueberry-bubbles130 · 8 months ago
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Considering that it is the 22nd of August, I felt obligated to draw the man himself…
King Richard III.
Sorry about the hands Richard. I can’t draw them well.
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ineffableclassics · 3 months ago
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Aziraphale had been tasked with King Richard's spiritual wellbeing. He failed. Now deposed and alone in a prison cell, Richard prays to Aziraphale for forgiveness. How can Aziraphale do anything but grant it? And how can he leave Richard to his fate when he could help him escape, even if his only recourse is to beg Crowley's help? The demon who he forces himself to keep at a distance, whose love has become tangled with the king's, who resembles him so closely.
Words: 27,501
Status: Complete
Rating: Teen And Up
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medievalandfantasymelee · 2 days ago
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Count Adhemar [Rufus Sewell] VS. Richard III [Aneurin Barnard]
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ANEURIN BARNARD as RICHARD DUKE OF GLOUCESTER THE WHITE QUEEN: Episode 6 Love and Death
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beansontoastttt · 4 days ago
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Wichard stop being emo
(Nobody question the little beau brummell on the bottom corner)
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burningvelvet · 1 year ago
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the lost king (2022) may not be entirely historically accurate or the greatest film ever made, but it's still endearing, and it does provide representation for lonely, depressed, chronically-ill women who form parasocial relationships to cope & are really obsessed with historical figures most people don't care about. and for that i'm giving it a 8/10.
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foreverinthepagesofhistoryy · 6 months ago
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Royal Autumn 2024 Photo Challenge
Day 13: Favorite Photos of Royals with Ancestors
Photos 1 and 2; Princess Margaret and Prince Arthur of Connaught, children of Prince Arthur Duke or Connaught and Grandchildren of Queen Victoria, dressing up as distant ancestors King Edward V of England and Prince Richard Duke of York for a Tableaux
Photo 3: Drawing of King Edward V and Prince Richard done by descendant Princess Alice Grand Duchess of Hesse and By Rhine, third child of Queen Victoria
A brief history of these two brothers, most commonly known as “The Princes In The Tower” is as followed: When King Edward IV died, his eldest son Edward automatically became king but as he was only 12 years old, a regent monarch would need to rule until he became an adult. Edward and his party started to make the journey from Wales (where he was being educated to be the future king) to London but were intercepted by Richard Duke of Gloucester’s party who took custody and control of him and his party. Richard, who was King Edward IV’s brother and Edward V’s paternal uncle, was declared regent after the dying Edward IV wished it to be so and eventually had three members of Edward V’s party executed and placed Edward V in the Tower of London to have complete control over the young king. Despite pleas from mother Elizabeth Woodville, who took her remaining children into sanctuary at Westminster Abbey, her younger son Richard was eventually taken away from her and was placed in the tower with his brother. This was in May of 1483. A coronation for Edward was to be immediately planned as this is what would allow Richard to be a legal protectorate but it was repeatedly postponed by Richard himself.
In June of 1483, it was declared from parliament that all children of Edward IV and Elizabeth Woodville were illegitimate and the same with the children of brother of the former king George Duke Of Clarence (who was already dead at this time) so Richard was seen as the legitimate king and a day later acceded to the throne as Richard III. After Richard became king, the princes were taken into the inner apartments of the Tower and were seen less and less until the Autumn of 1843 when they disappeared from public view entirely. After the young princes disappearance, it was widely accepted that they were killed on the orders of their Uncle Richard and were smothered to death in their sleep, this theory is most accurate because Richard had complete access to them and men so loyal that they would do anything for their king.
In 1674, close to two hundred years later, two sets of skeletons resembling two children were found by workers who were rebuilding a staircase in the Tower. King Charles II ordered that the bones be placed in an urn marked with the children’s names on it which was located in Westminster Abbey until 1933 when it was reopened to be examined under the orders of King George V. Some animal bones were found within these two sets of children’s skeletons and since in 1933 modern DNA testing wasn’t invented yet, the tomb was closed. Further reopening the tomb and testing has been denied, so ultimately we still do not factually know if these are the true Princes in the Tower
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ethrealilies · 8 days ago
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Random but to the people who followed me because of my Richard iii drawings
But uh I never posted this but I made a full ass animatic about King Richard the third dissing the hell outta Shakespeare using the schooling online (an educational channel) and using Something Rotten song “God I Hate Shakespeare” but I never posted it because it was personally for fun and I could barely get some history fans to come by ☠️
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