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He was the son of the english poet and ambassador sir thomas wyatt. He was taken prisoner, found guilty of treason and beheaded On the 11th april 1554, sir thomas wyatt the younger was beheaded and then his body quartered for treason, for leading wyatt's rebellion against queen mary i.

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Sir thomas wyatt the younger (born c

1521—died april 11, 1554, london) was an english soldier and conspirator who led an unsuccessful rebellion against queen mary i, probably the most formidable uprising ever faced by a tudor monarch.

Sir thomas wyatt was executed april 11, 1554 for the rebellion against queen mary, in order to prevent her alliance with philip of spain Some of his confiscated estates were restored to his wife lady jane after his execution. Thomas wyatt, knt., of allington, kent, son of sir thomas wyatt and elizabeth brooke, was born about 1522 [1] [2] thomas wyatt's level of education is unknown, but he was thought to be knowledgeable about classical military authorities.

Sir thomas was beheaded april 11, 1554 He was opposed to the marriage of queen mary of england to the spanish king, phillip He led an army to intercept the landing of king phillip in england His forces were cut off by the forces of queen mary