No, King Richard III was normal looking and acting as far as we know, the idea of Richard III as a hunch backed monster comes from Tudor Propaganda against him, both before and after his fall, trying to paint him as unnatural and a monster, the Tudors kept up these anti-Richard/anti-York attacks up well after Richard III's dead in 1485 they go all the way up to Shakespeare's play Richard III written for Queen Elizabeth I (last Tudor monarch) in 1591, 106 years after Richard III's death.
yes
Richard I of England (Richard the Lionheart) .
Richard III is often depicted as having physical deformities, particularly a hunchback, but historical evidence is limited and debated. The portrayal of Richard as deformed largely stems from Tudor propaganda, particularly in Shakespeare's plays. Recent examinations of his remains, discovered in 2012, suggest he had scoliosis, but it was not as pronounced as traditionally depicted. Therefore, while he may have had some physical abnormalities, the extent and nature of his deformities are not definitively established.
Richard I of England (Richard the Lionheart) .
yes there were cousins fighting each other for the crown of england.the wife of henry is the sister of richard the third
== == Yes,it can be deformed.
because he did
both
Richard the Lionhearted
Stabbing him in the chest
Richard I of England, popularly known as Richard the Lionheart, was the English King who led The Third Crusade.
Shakespeare Richard III and by King Richard too