KnowraJohn of GauntLinked fromLinked fromThe 15 pages that link to John of Gaunt, each with the reason it gives.All 15Broader topic 1Related 12Narrower topic 1Compared with 1Hundred Years' WarRelated: His political ambitions and campaigns shaped English policy during the war’s middle decades.Geoffrey ChaucerRelated: Chaucer’s service and literary life intersected with Gaunt’s court and household.Peasants' RevoltRelated: Rebels targeted his Savoy Palace, associating him with unpopular government and lordship.Richard II of EnglandRelated: His absence from England during the 1380s altered the balance between Richard and the Lords Appellant.Edward the Black PrinceRelated: Edward’s younger brother became a leading political figure after Edward’s death.John I of PortugalRelated: His family alliance helped secure English backing for John’s cause.Henry IV of EnglandRelated: His inheritance and political standing supplied the dynastic basis for Henry’s claim.Morris danceRelated: The account provides one of the earliest English records linked to morris dancing.Battle of AljubarrotaRelated: His anti-Castilian ambitions formed part of the wider Anglo-Portuguese alignment.Pope Urban VIRelated: His backing illustrates how European rulers chose sides between rival papal claimants.John ChandosRelated: His later campaigns in France continued the Plantagenet war effort Chandos had served.Wat TylerRelated: His absence from London left the young king to confront the rebels directly.