War of the Roses - 1455

The manor house in Chiddingstone served as the residence of the local lord, governing the area and overseeing agricultural operations and local disputes. In the year 1455, it became a critical site for regional politics, with the lord potentially collecting resources to support either the Yorkist or Lancastrian cause, influencing local peasants and their allegiances.

A majestic stone manor with towering spires and ornate wooden doors, surrounded by lush greenery and well-tended gardens under a partly cloudy sky, with banners fluttering in the breeze, showcasing the house's sigil.