The Battle of Bosworth

The Battle of Bosworth (1485) was a pivotal conflict in England’s Wars of the Roses, marking the final defeat of King Richard III by Henry Tudor. Richard’s forces faced Henry’s army in a fierce fight, but ultimately, Henry’s strategic leadership and loyal troops led to Richard’s death and his own coronation as King Henry VII. This victory ended Richard’s reign and established the Tudor dynasty, beginning a new era of stability and rule in England. The battle is also remembered for symbolizing the end of medieval conflict and the rise of centralized royal authority.