About the book: year / "Some people come into history, and some are born into it. Henry VII was precisely one of those whose opinion on the desire or unwillingness to find himself in the whirlpool of the most dangerous events of the century, no one asked.” He can be described as a man who does not grab stars from the sky, but brings everything to the end, scrupulous, pedantic, greedy and not letting anything go to chance. The main character traits that contributed to his long stay on the throne: he had cunning and strength of character, perseverance and confidence in equal measure. Knowing how to quickly respond to challenges, he was not reckless, but carefully considered any plan. In their notes, many noted his wisdom, lively and sharp mind, excellent memory, energy and, what is important for the king, he had charm and the ability to get along with people. Here is a book about the king of England and lord of Ireland in 1485-1509, the founder of the Tudor dynasty.