John of Gaunt

John of Gaunt was a prominent English nobleman in the 14th century, the Duke of Lancaster and son of King Edward III. He was a powerful political figure, involved in royal governance and military campaigns. As a Princeton of royal blood, he played a crucial role in shaping England's politics and history. His descendants included significant historical figures, most notably his son, King Henry IV. John was known for his wealth, influence, and for establishing the Lancaster branch of the royal family. His legacy impacted the monarchy and contributed to the later conflicts, such as the Wars of the Roses.