Oliver Cromwell was an English military and political leader who defeated royalist forces in the English Civil War, established England as a republican Commonwealth, and served as Lord Protector of England from 1653 until his death in 1658. He was born in 1599 and was one of the key commanders of the New Model Army, playing an important role in several pivotal battles including Marston Moor and Langport, which led to Parliamentarian victory over royalist forces. After the war, Cromwell remained politically active as a member of the Rump Parliament and was appointed to the Council, leading a successful campaign against Irish royalist forces in the 1640s.

1. By : Thunyarath Munyukong

2.  He was an English military
and political leader.
 Making England into a
republican Commonwealth.
 Lord Protector of England
 Born at Cromwell House in
Huntingdon on 25 April
1599.
 One of the commanders of
the New Model Army which
defeated the royalists in
the English Civil War.

3.  The success of his cavalry in
breaking the ranks of the
Royalist horse and then
attacking their infantry from
the rear at Marston Moor was a
major factor in the
Parliamentarian victory in the
battle.
 On July 10, 1645 at the Battle
of Langport, Cromwell
participated in the defeat of
the last sizable Royalist field
army.
 Cromwell remained a member
of the Rump and was appointed
a member of the Council.
 In March 1640s, the Rump chose
Cromwell to command a
campaign against Ireland’s
army.