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William Walworth

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Lord Mayor of London (1322-1385)

United KingdomPoliticiansLived 1322 to 1385 · aged 63
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Sir William Walworth was an English nobleman, politician, and a member of the Fishmonger's Guild in London. During his years as a political figure, he served twice as Lord Mayor of London which led to much of his fame from today as the man who killed Wat Tyler.

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The death of Wat Tyler, by Jean Froissart. Left to right: Sir William Walworth (wielding sword), Wat Tyler, Richard II, and Sir John Cavendish (bearing decorated sword)The death of Wat Tyler, by Jean Froissart. Left to right: Sir William Walworth (wielding sword), Wat Tyler, Richard II, and Sir John Cavendish (bearing decorated sword)Coat of arms for Sir William WalworthCoat of arms for Sir William WalworthImaginative posthumous portrait of Walworth, 1784Imaginative posthumous portrait of Walworth, 1784

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Sir William Walworth was an English nobleman, politician, and a member of the Fishmonger's Guild in London. During his years as a political figure, he served twice as Lord Mayor of London which led to much of his fame from today as the man who killed Wat Tyler. This act was responsible for massively hindering the revolt.

Country
United Kingdom
Category
Politicians
Type
Politician
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1322 to 1385 · aged 63
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10 languages

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