Yorkist occupation of London in 1460

Target entity: Yorkist occupation of London in 1460
Context triple: [Battle of Wakefield, precededBy, Yorkist occupation of London in 1460]

• A. Invasion of England in 1326
  The Invasion of England in 1326 was the military campaign led by Queen Isabella of France and Roger Mortimer that overthrew King Edward II and effectively transferred power to Isabella and her son, the future Edward III.
• B. Yorkshire tax rebellion of 1489
  The Yorkshire tax rebellion of 1489 was a popular uprising in northern England against King Henry VII’s tax levy to fund war with France, during which the local noble Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland, was killed by the rebels.
• C. Siege of York (1644)
  The Siege of York (1644) was a major English Civil War operation in which Parliamentarian and Scottish Covenanter forces encircled the Royalist stronghold of York, setting the stage for the decisive Battle of Marston Moor.
• D. Second Battle of St Albans
  The Second Battle of St Albans was a key 1461 engagement in the Wars of the Roses in which the Lancastrian forces defeated the Yorkists and briefly regained custody of King Henry VI.
• E. Oldcastle’s Rebellion
  Oldcastle’s Rebellion was a failed 1414 uprising in England led by the Lollard noble Sir John Oldcastle, aiming to challenge both the authority of King Henry V and the established Church.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Yorkist occupation of London in 1460
Target entity description: The Yorkist occupation of London in 1460 was a pivotal episode during the Wars of the Roses when Yorkist forces seized control of the capital, strengthening their political position against the Lancastrian regime.

• A. Invasion of England in 1326
  The Invasion of England in 1326 was the military campaign led by Queen Isabella of France and Roger Mortimer that overthrew King Edward II and effectively transferred power to Isabella and her son, the future Edward III.
• B. Yorkshire tax rebellion of 1489
  The Yorkshire tax rebellion of 1489 was a popular uprising in northern England against King Henry VII’s tax levy to fund war with France, during which the local noble Henry Percy, 4th Earl of Northumberland, was killed by the rebels.
• C. Siege of York (1644)
  The Siege of York (1644) was a major English Civil War operation in which Parliamentarian and Scottish Covenanter forces encircled the Royalist stronghold of York, setting the stage for the decisive Battle of Marston Moor.
• D. Second Battle of St Albans
  The Second Battle of St Albans was a key 1461 engagement in the Wars of the Roses in which the Lancastrian forces defeated the Yorkists and briefly regained custody of King Henry VI.
• E. Oldcastle’s Rebellion
  Oldcastle’s Rebellion was a failed 1414 uprising in England led by the Lollard noble Sir John Oldcastle, aiming to challenge both the authority of King Henry V and the established Church.
• F. None of above. chosen