Thomas Walsingham

Thomas Walsingham was a 14th-century English chronicler and monk known for his historical writings, particularly about events during the reign of King Richard II. He is most recognized for his work, the "Chronicon," which provides a detailed account of English history from the Anglo-Saxon period to his time. Walsingham's writings offer valuable insights into the political and social issues of medieval England, including the rise of the Lancastrians. His chronicles are considered important sources for historians studying the late Middle Ages, as they reflect the complexities and challenges of the era.