Henry IV of England

Henry IV of England (1367–1413) was a king who ruled from 1399 until his death. He came to power after deposing his cousin, King Richard II, amid political unrest. His reign involved efforts to stabilize the kingdom, manage rebellions, and deal with threats to his authority, both internal and external. Henry focused on strengthening royal power, navigating conflicts like the ongoing Wars of the Roses, and maintaining order. He was known as a pragmatic ruler, balancing martial challenges with diplomatic strategies, and laying groundwork for the future stability of the monarchy.