What rebellions did Henry VII face?

Henry VII faced several notable rebellions during his reign, including the Lambert Simnel rebellion in 1487, which aimed to place a pretender on the throne, and the Perkin Warbeck rebellion in 1497, where another pretender claimed to be Richard, Duke of York. He also dealt with the Cornish Rebellion in 1497, which arose due to opposition to taxation for a campaign against Scotland. These uprisings highlighted the challenges to his rule and the ongoing discontent among various factions in England.