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This study examines the history of the Yorkist period which governed in the second half of the fifteenth century in England. The first part of the article outlines the political events of the period. Then, important primary sources of the era are discussed. The political environment of the pre-Yorkist era is also discussed. The following part discusses the period of Edward IV who was the first ruler of the Yorkist period and his relationship with the great magnates of the realm. The paper proposes to demonstrate that the relationship of England with the neighbouring states were determined by the dynamics of the relationship of the king with the magnates of England. Then the economic aspects of the civil war are examined. How the Yorkist period ended and how the Tudor government took the political control are also discussed within this paper. The paper argues that the great magnates of England played an important role in the establishment of the Yorkist government and in the removal of it. it also stresses the fact that the replacement of the Yorkist government by the Tudor dynasty was also an act of the great magnates.

ONBEŞİNCİ YÜZYIL İNGİLTERE TARİHİ: LANCASTER REJİMİNİN SONA ERİŞİ, YORK DÖNEMİ VE TUDOR HANEDANLIĞININ BAŞLANGICI