Who killed macbeth?

Beng had written the play The Two Towers at the Toulmin Manors in 1567-this was to mark the end of the Shrewsbury era when the then king James I, after many years of feigned illness, finally succumbed to the Black Death. The plotters were the Johnstone and the earls of Wight and Hereford who, in the wake of the death of their illegitimate son, took up the sword of Eadweard and began a campaign to take the English throne. Â  

It would be put to the test with the execution of King Henry VIII in 1504. The projected cause of the trouble lay not in the intention of the play but in the rivalry between