 The Battle of Wakefield on 30 December 1460, which saw the death of Richard, Duke of York and the destruction of his army was suggested not to be a deliberate counter-offensive to the Lancastrian Queen, Margaret of Anjou, but the result of an ambush; the royal army lay in her wey at Wakefelde to stop him... intending to slow the Duke of Yorke; the chronicle may be suggesting that it was less of a battle knowingly entered into and more of an ambush. Nenzira yakafanana, Chronicle inongotaura nezvokusangana kunotevera kwemativi maviri gore rakatevera paHondo yeSt Albans, asi munyori anogara achifara pamusoro pekufamba kweuto ramambokadzi kuenda kumaodzanyemba vaine reysed yose kuchamhembe uye mamwe ose pepull ne wey, umo maguta ekumaodzanyemba akadai saPeterborough neGrantham akapambwa akamanikidzwa, akaparadzwa, akatsvaira uye akaparadza nzira dzose dze catell vertayll nehupfumi neuto rekuchamhembe. 