Noble backing was decisive in securing Mary Tudor's claim over her rivals during the succession crisis of 1553. When Protestant leaders tried to install Lady Jane Grey, many influential nobles and members of the Privy Council shifted their support to Mary as she rallied forces in East Anglia. Their allegiance gave her the military strength, legitimacy, and political momentum needed to challenge Jane Grey's brief rule. Once key nobles defected from Jane's camp and joined Mary, the Privy Council officially proclaimed her queen, forcing Jane's supporters to surrender and ensuring Mary's uncontested accession. This collective noble support transformed Mary's legal claim into real, recognized authority.
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