she told NPR. That guy she's referencing is Richard III, the English king from the late 15th century who is mostly known these days as one of Shakespeare's most iconic villains. His skeleton had ...

A new study has traced it to King Matthias Corvinus, a mid-15th century monarch, thanks to the skull’s resemblance to that of Corvinus’ illegitimate son. The Basilica of the Virgin Mary ...

David Crystal, a linguist who specializes in 15th-century pronunciation, played a key role in determining how the king spoke. While visitors won’t actually hear Richard’s voice, they will hear ...

The artifacts are thought to date to the 15th century. One of the carved marble ... the cherub artifacts were uncovered was founded by King Sigismund in A.D. 1425. Sigismund was king of Hungary ...