More regarding Richard III

1. I was listening to PBS news on TV this afternoon about Richard the 3rd, King of England whose skeleton was found buried naked and quickly after a battle when he was felled by a battle axe behind I believe the right ear. He had scoliosis and had a high protein diet reserved only for Kings and Royalty at that time and has been genetically matched and carbon dated and was obviously in the right place at the right time. So, it is virtually certain that the skeleton they dug up in an English parking lot was Richard III of England. He was a Plantagenet King and was killed by the Tudors who have ruled England ever since. So, they said he was a hunchback and a bad person etc. But we know already now he wasn't a hunchback and only had scoliosis. And since history is always written by the Conquerors rather than the conquered one must always be suspicious of any written history because of this. Because seldom is it unbiased. So, what this means is that history seldom is written both true and unbiased and rather tends to be "His Story" instead.
   
   I went to England in October 2011 and went to Westminster Abbey where Queen Elizabeth I and many other Monarchs and royalty are buried. Also, there are memorials to people like Francis Bacon there as well. Many people believe that Francis Bacon "The father of the Scientific Method" was the illegitimate  son of Queen Elizabeth I. Since my grandfather said that My father and I and he were descendents of Francis Bacon, we all might be related to Queen Elizabeth I also. So, I find all this interests me more because of all this potential connectivity.
   

   1. Richard III of England - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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      Richard III (2 October 1452 – 22 August 1485) was King of England for two years, from 1483 until his death in 1485 in the Battle of Bosworth Field. He was the ...

    

    

   House of Plantagenet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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   The House of Plantagenet rose to prominence in the High Middle Ages as a royal dynasty that endured until the end of the Late Middle Ages through the cadet ...
   

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2. Plantagenet - definition of Plantagenet by the Free Online Dictionary ...

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   Plan·tag·e·net (pl n-t j -n t). Family name of a line of English kings from Henry II to Richard III (1154-1485). Plantagenet [plænˈtædʒɪnɪt]. n. (Biography ) ...
3. The Plantagenets

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   Overview of the Plantagenet dynasty. ... History of the Monarchy. The Plantagenet period was dominated by three major conflicts at home and abroad. Edward I ...
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   House of Plantagenet Family Tree. ... Plantagenet, Lancaster and York Family Tree. Britroyals Books and Kings & Queens Family Tree Poster ...