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Richard II

Henry Bolingbroke accuses Thomas Mowbray to the death of his uncle, the Duke of Gloucester

Begins a trial by combat, but Bolingbroke is exiled for ten years, and Mowbray is exiled for life.

The problem is that John of Gaunt die after accusing Richard II of improper government while Richard II was in war against Ireland

Richard II confiscated the money, and Henry was angry; He gathered an army to over through Richard’s

Bolingbroke persuades his uncle York that he has returned for his rightful inheritance, not to start a rebellion against the crown.

Bolingbroke promises to surrender if his banishment is repealed and his inheritance restored. Richard agrees to his demands.

Richard abdicates and Bolingbroke announces his coronation

Richard is killed whilst imprisoned in Pomfret Castle when it is discovered that an attempt to kill Bolingbroke and restore Richard to the throne occurred.