[[Category:Fictional English people]] [[Category:Fictional princes]]

...r of the Queen is intended to be Elizabeth I, the King and their two sons, Princes Henry and Edmund, would be entirely fictitious characters, as Elizabeth I n ...Richard III]] who rules [[Kingdom of England|England]] with his Queen, the fictional [[Gertrude of Flanders (Blackadder)|Gertrude of Flanders]], during a [[alte

'''Edmund Blackadder''' is the single name given to a collection of [[fictional characters]] who appear in the [[BBC]] mock-historical comedy series ''[[Bl ..., set shortly after [[The Wars of the Roses]]. He is the second son of the fictional [[Richard IV of England (Blackadder)|King Richard IV of England]] ([[Brian

...ng for Lord Flashheart seems to have been at least in part inspired by the fictional character created by [[George MacDonald Fraser]], [[Harry Flashman]].<ref n ...n historical portrait of Richard III as an usurper who likely murdered the princes. Richard, Duke of York grew into "a big strong boy" (the fate of his elder

...eries, made in 1983, was called ''[[The Black Adder]]'' and was set in the fictional reign of "[[Richard IV of England (Blackadder)|Richard IV]]". The second se ...IV of England (Blackadder)|Richard IV]] ([[Brian Blessed]]), one of the [[Princes in the Tower]]. The series follows the exploits of Richard IV's unfavoured

...[[Deep Thought (chess computer)|Deep Thought]] was named in honour of this fictional computer.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://articles.cnn.com/2005-04-26/entertainm ...nd Ford find themselves on. The first part of their songs tell of how five princes with four horses from the City of Vassilian travel widely in distant lands,