Henry VII Yorkist threat

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• 1486-7, he pretenders to be the Earl of Warwick (Clarnces son) . With the help of priest Richard Symonds he first pretended to be Richard of York but quickly changed to be the teenage Earl.  Went to Ireland where the Irish leaders crowned him king in May with a cornet from the satue af the Virgin Mary. Only ended when the real Earl was displayed on London.
• This shows that the Princes in the Tower are still fresh in people's minds and if there is a chance they were still alive they would be happy to rise up against the new King as the support that Lambert Simmnel was given lead to the Battle of Stoke.

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• He pretenders to be Richard of York (Edward IV's son) from November 1491-99. He went around Britain/ Eurpo and gained a lot of support to his claim to the throne although he never gained his dispersed support from Ireland.
• Perkin Warbeck controlled Henry's foreign policy he was that much of a threat, even when he was caught he still. Posed a threat as he escaped from imprisoment and was only stopped when he was hung drawn and quarter. He posed that much of a threat.

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• 1499-1506 From the De la Poles, Edumnd fled for no reasoning 1499 but returned 2 years later only to flee again with hs brother only ended with the Treaty of Windsor (with Flanders) 
• Shows that there was stills prominate Yorkist threat that Henry had to deal with and he only manged to get Sulfolk back in England by keeping Philip of Burgundy and his wife as his guests when they were shipwrecked.

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• Provided support for all of the pretenders this included; Merchinarieys (2000 German for Simmnel) Money Supported Warbeck acknowledged as her nephew
• Henry dealt with this by cutting off all trade with the Low Countries.

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• July 1495 he gave his support to Warbeck by letting him stay he also allowed him to marry his cousin/ gave them an annual pension of £1200. As well as support if he invaded England
• This is a serious threat to Henry as it threatens his security/ claim to the throne and his alliance with Spain. But the Scottish invasion was a massive failure and the Scottish king looked for a treaty with Henry.

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• Charles VIII of France welcomed him to his court and is treated as an honoured guest in 1492. The treaty of Etaples signed in November meant Warbeck had  to flee.
• Henry was willing to go to War with France even though he didn't have enough resources to do so. Which show that the threat of support for Perkin Warbeck that came from France posed a real danger to Henry.

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• Wanted to start an income tax so he could invade France (needed £100 000 in 1489) this lead to the Northern rising. Likewise his expedition to the north to fight the Scors lead to the 1st Cornish rising, January 1497, started over heavy taxes. 
• The Northern Rising,1489, lead to the Earl of Northumberland being murdered by a pro Yorkist mb because they refused to pay the heavey taxes that was needed to fir a war at the other end of the country, this was the same reason for the Cornish Rebelion but they were localised to there area even though the Cornish reached the outskirts of Londpn.

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• When Richard usurped the throne he placed his two nephew into the Tower and they were never seen again after 1483 this meant that people could claim to be the two princes and gain support so they could usurp Henry.
• This shows that ot everything Henry did contributed to the Yorkist threat as if Richard III didn't take the throne in the way he did it would of strengthened Henry's claim to the throne as well stopped the Pretenders from even happening.

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• He executed his step uncle William Stanely when he voiced his support for Warbeck. He also used attainders on the nobles who fought against him at the battle of Bosworth this made them resent him.
• Stanley was used as a warning to others as Stanley helped him get in the throne. He also executed Warwick who had been imprisipned on the tower which shows any one who has there name on a rebellion even if they didn't take part could be executed also the alienation of some Yorkist nobles lead to the formation of theWhite Rose.