2. Green and White A White Rose A Red Rose Why do you think the Tudors had this rose design?

3. Green and White A White Rose A Red Rose Henry V11 married Elizabeth Plantagenent a Princess in the family of York. His family descended from the last Lancastrian king, Henry V1. By this marriage it joined the two powerful warring families together. The two roses were joined together with the green and white of the original Welsh Tudors.

4. Yorkists Lancastrians Alexander Appleby, attainted November 1487 Sir John Arundel, knighted after battle George AscoughSir John Babington, knighted after battle Sir Ralph AshtonWilliam Bedyll John Avintry, attainted November 1487 Edward Belknap Richard Bank, attainted November 1487 Sir Roger Bellingham, knighted after battle Thomas Batell, attainted November 1487 Sir Edmund Beningfield, create knight banneret after battle John Beaumont, attainted November 1487 Sir Maurice Berkeley, knighted after battle Thomas Blandrehasset, attainted November 1487 Sir James Blount, created knight banneret after battle Sir Henry Bodrugan, attainted November 1487 Sir Thomas Blount, knighted after battle John Broughton, attainted November 1487 Sir Henry Bold, knighted after battle Sir Thomas Broughton, killed in battle, attainted November 1487 Sir Robert Brandon, knighted after battle Wiliiam Claxton, finedSir Thomas Brandon Philip Constable of Flamborough, fined Sir Robert Broughton, knighted after battle Thomas DavidSir Anthony Brown, knighted after battle Thomas Fitzgerald, killed in battleRobert Brudenell Edward Frank, imprisoned and fined, attainted November 1487 William Bulmer Thomas Geraldine, killed in battleSir Edward Burgh, knighted after battle William HammondSir Maurice Burgh, knighted after battle Roger HarlingtonSir William Carew, knighted after battle James Harrington, attainted November 1487 Sir John Cheney, created knight banneret after battle Thomas Harrington, attainted November 1487 Sir Robert Cheney, knighted after battle Richard Harleston, escaped to Burgundy, attainted November 1487 Henry Lord Clifford Sir Edmund Hastings, pardonedSir Robert Clifford, knighted after battle Robert Hilton, attainted November 1487 Sir Gervase Clifton Richard Hodgeson, attainted November 1487 Sir Thomas Cokesey, knighted after battle Edmund Juse, attainted November 1487 Robert Cotton William Kay, attainted November 1487 Edward Courtnay, Earl of Devon Francis Viscount Lovel, fate unknown Sir Richard Croft, created knight banneret after battle Giles Mallary of Grevysnorton, attainted November 1487 Robert Daniel John Mallary of Lichborough, attainted November 1487 Sir Edward Darell, knighted after battle Robert Mallary of Fallesley, attainted November 1487 Sir Richard Delebare, knighted after battle William Mallary, attainted November 1487 Sir John Devenish, knighted after battle Robert Manning, attainted November 1487 Sir John Digby, knighted after battle Thomas Metcalfe, finedSir Simon Digby Richard Middleton, attainted November 1487 Edward Fielding Nicholas Musgrave of Brackenthwaite Thomas Findern Robert Percy of Knaresborough, attainted November 1487 Sir Richard Fitzlewis, knighted after battle Sir Robert Percy of ScottonGodfrey Foljambe Sir Thomas PilkingtonSir John Fortesque, knighted after battle John de la Pole, Earl of Lincoln, killed in battle, attainted November 1487 Thomas Green John Pullen, pardonedThomas Gresley Rowland Robinson, imprisoned and fined, attainted November 1487 Edward Grey, Viscount Lisle John Lord Scrope of BoltonGeorge Grey of Ruthin Sir Thomas Scrope of Masham, imprisoned and fined John Lord Grey of Powys Clement Skelton, attainted November 1487 Sir Thomas Grey, knighted after battle Lambert Simnel, crowned Edward VI, made part of Henry VII’s household Nicholas Griffin Sir Thomas Hansard, knighted after battle Sir James Harrington, knighted after battle Edward Lord Hastings Sir George Hopton, knighted after battle William Hugton John Hussey William Knyvet John Langford Richard Latimer Sir William Littleton, knighted after battle Sir John Longville, knighted after battle Sir Ralph Longford, knighted after battle Sir George Lovel, knighted after battle Sir Thomas Lovel, knighted after battle Edmund Lucy Sir Thomas Lynde, knighted after battle John Markham Henry Marney William Merbury William Mering Thomas Monington John Montgomery John Mordaunt Sir John Mortimer, knighted after battle Sir John Musgrave, knighted after battle Sir George Neville, knighted after battle John Neville of Thornbridge Ralph Neville William Newport Sir Edward Norris, knighted after battle Sir William Norris, knighted after battle George Ogle Roger Ormston Sir James Parker, knighted after battle Sir John Paston, knighted after battle Sir Amyas Paulet, knighted after battle Robert Paynton Sir Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland David Philip Sir Edward Pickering, knighted after battle William Pierpont Sir Richard Pole, knighted after battle Sir Thomas Poole, knighted after battle Thomas Pulteney Sir Robert Radclyff, knighted after battle Sir William Radmill, knighted after battle John Rainsford John St. John Richard Sacheverell Sir William Sandes, knighted after battle Sir John Sapcote, knighted after battle Sir Humphrey Savage, knighted after battle Sir John Savage Robert Sheffield Sir Ralph Shirley, knighted after battle Charles Somerset Edward Stafford, Earl of Wiltshire Edward Stanhope George Stanley, Lord Strange Humphrey Stanley Sir Humphrey Stanley, created knight banneret after battle Thomas Stanley, Earl of Derby Sir Brian Stapleton Sir William Stonor, created knight banneret after battle Edward Sutton George Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury Sir Gilbert Talbot, created knight banneret after battle Thomas Tempest Rhys ap Thomas Robert Throckmorton Sir William Tirwhit, knighted after battle Sir William Troutbeck, knighted after battle Henry Tudor, King of England Jasper Tudor, Duke of Bedford Sir Thomas Tyrell, knighted after battle Sir William Vampage, knighted after battle Sir Nicholas Vaux, knighted after battle Henry Vernon John Villiers Thomas Walton John William Sir Henry Willoughby, knighted after battle Sir John Windham, knighted after battle Guy Wolston Sir Thomas Wolton, knighted after battle Sir Edward Woodville, Lord Scales Sir Christopher Wroughton, knighted after battle House of YorkHouse of Lancaster