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King Richard III may be the most famous hunchback in British history, but recently experts discovered it seems that Shakespeare is too exaggerating the deformity of this king.

>>>Diagnose for King Richard III

A scan of the skeleton of King Richard III determined that he was only slightly deformed in the spine and did not affect his appearance or ability to attack on the battlefield.

X-ray and 3D modeling of King Richard III's remains - (Photo by University of Leichester)

The most famous phrase that the great English poet William Shakespeare used to describe King Richard III is "the humpy toad" .

However, in fact, the three-dimensional reconstruction model showed that the king's spine was bent to the right from 65 to 85 degrees, and the medical community judged that he could not be hunched, according to medical advice. The Lancet reports the University of Leichester, England.

Although one shoulder is slightly taller than the other and is shorter than the arms and legs, there is no concrete evidence that he is handicapped.

Unlike the depictions in plays, Richard III's head and neck remain in a straight position, without tilting or twisting to one side.

King Richard III was unearthed under the Leichester parking lot in 2012, after more than 500 years of missing since the defeat of King Henry VII in the Battle of Bosworth in 1485.