What did Robert aske do?

Robert Aske was an English lawyer and leader of the Pilgrimage of Grace, a major rebellion in 1536 against the policies of King Henry VIII, particularly the dissolution of monasteries and the influence of the Protestant Reformation. He aimed to restore the Catholic faith and sought to address grievances related to economic and social issues. Aske's leadership and the rebellion ultimately failed, leading to his execution in 1537. His efforts were significant in highlighting the tensions between the Crown and its subjects during this tumultuous period in English history.