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'''The Second Part of King Henry IV''' is a play written by [[William Shakespeare]], which goes along with his other play, [[The First Part of King Henry IV]].  Although a History, it has hardly any history, but only develops fictional characters (and a few real ones) who were introduced in Part One.  The play depicts the end of the rebellion against King Henry IV and the ascension of Prince Hal to King Henry V.   

'''The Second Part of King Henry IV''' is a play written by [[William Shakespeare]], which goes along with his other play, [[The First Part of King Henry IV]].  Although a History, it has hardly any history, but only develops fictional characters (and a few real ones) who were introduced in Part One.  The play depicts the end of the rebellion against King Henry IV and the ascension of Prince Hal to King Henry V.  The play is third in the later terology by Shakespeare of English history.

==Synopsis==

==Synopsis==

<ref>  [[Great Books: Shakespeare, Vol. 1]], edited by William George Clarke and William Aldis Wright, Encyclopedia Britannica Inc., 1952, pp. 467-502.  </ref>

<ref>  [[Great Books: Shakespeare, Vol. 1]], edited by William George Clarke and William Aldis Wright, Encyclopedia Britannica Inc., 1952, pp. 467-502.  </ref>

==References==

==References==