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The 14 pages that link to House of Lancaster, each with the reason it gives.

• Wars of the RosesRelated: Its kingship was challenged by the rival Yorkist claim.

• Henry VII of EnglandRelated: Henry’s mother, Margaret Beaufort, descended from the Lancastrian line.

• Henry VI of EnglandNarrower topic: Henry’s hereditary claim and political support rested on this royal house.

• Battle of Bosworth FieldRelated: Henry Tudor’s claim rested on his Lancastrian ancestry.

• John of GauntBroader topic: Gaunt’s son Henry IV founded its royal line, built on the Lancastrian inheritance.

• Margaret of AnjouNarrower topic: Her public cause was the preservation of this dynasty’s claim through Henry VI and their son.

• Battle of BarnetRelated: Warwick fought for the Lancastrian restoration of Henry VI.

• Battle of TowtonRelated: Its supporters fought at Towton to restore Henry VI’s authority.

• Elizabeth of YorkRelated: Her marriage to Henry VII joined a Yorkist princess to a Lancastrian claimant.

• Henry IV of EnglandNarrower topic: Henry’s accession established this branch as England’s ruling dynasty.

• Richard III (play)Related: Lancastrian claims and survivors shape the play’s dynastic conflict.

• House of PlantagenetBroader topic: Lancaster was one of the two rival Plantagenet branches in the Wars of the Roses.

• Castilian Civil WarRelated: The dynastic aftermath drew later English claims into Castilian politics.

• First Battle of St AlbansRelated: Henry VI’s dynasty formed the royal faction York challenged.