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The 16 pages that link to Henry VI of England, each with the reason it gives.

• Wars of the RosesRelated: His disputed capacity to govern helped York’s supporters challenge Lancastrian authority.

• Charles VII of FranceCompared with: His rival claim divided France between competing monarchies.

• Eton CollegeRelated: He established Eton in 1440 as part of a paired educational and religious foundation.

• Battle of Bosworth FieldRelated: His Lancastrian line and its collapse form part of the background to Henry Tudor’s claim.

• House of LancasterRelated: His disputed rule and periods of incapacity weakened the dynasty’s hold on the crown.

• Treaty of TroyesRelated: He inherited the treaty’s claim but could not personally secure French acceptance.

• Henry V of EnglandBroader topic: Henry V’s infant son inherited both crowns but could not preserve his father’s conquests.

• Battle of TewkesburyRelated: His restoration in 1470 displaced Edward IV and set the dynastic crisis in motion.

• King's College, CambridgeRelated: He established the college in 1441 and shaped its original design.

• Margaret of AnjouRelated: Her marriage to Henry made her queen consort and tied her fortunes to his contested rule.

• Edward IVCompared with: His rival claim defined the Lancastrian opposition to Edward.

• Battle of BarnetRelated: Warwick’s rebellion had restored Henry VI before Edward returned to claim the throne.

• Battle of TowtonRelated: Towton’s defeat ended his first reign and left him a fugitive.

• Richard Neville, 16th Earl of WarwickRelated: Warwick first helped depose Henry, then restored him as a Lancastrian figurehead.

• King's College ChapelRelated: He established the college and initiated the chapel's construction in 1446.

• First Battle of St AlbansRelated: His capture made the battle a direct blow to Lancastrian royal authority.