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Eleanor of Provence Berenger *1217? Aix-en-Provence FRA RGDB 10892 |
Ra[iy]mond V of of Provence Berenger 4th Count of Provence +1209 10901 |
Alfonso II King of Aragon 1162-1196 *1152 11107 |
Raymond Berenguer -1162 11109 |
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Petronilla 11110 |
Ramirez II 11113 >1:1 |
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Sancia 11108 |
Alfonso VII Raimond 1105-1157 11111 <3151:31 |
Raimond of Burgundy 11129 |
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Urraca 11116 >2:1 |
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Beatrice de Savoie 10902 |
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Henry III King of England 1216-1272 *1207 10 01 Winchester Castle, Hampshire, England (DRGD) Interred at Westminster Abbey. Began his reign as a minor, under the regency of William Marshal (WM 15345) and later Pandulf. Acceded in 1227 and spent his life fighting his barons and France, with limited success. Alienated barons by marrying Eleanor, secretly marrying his sister Eleanor to Simon de Monfort, and agreeing to a papal offer of the kingdom of Sicily for his son Edmund in exchange for the financing of its conquest, eventually leading to the Barons' War (1263-1267), which ended with his son Edward's victory at Evesham, the death of Simon de Montfort, and the transfer of real power to Edward. 10891 <136:56 m. 1236 01 14 Canterbury Cathedral, Canterbury, Kent, England | Edward I Longshanks King of England 1272-1307 *1239 06 17 Westminster GBR RGDB 10885 | Eleanor of Castile 1243?-1290 11 24 RGDB 10886 <146:58 m. 1254 10 18 Burgos, Castile | Elizabeth 10882 >883:25 |
Edward II of Caernarvon 11545 >46:22 | |||
Margaret/Marguerite of France le Hardi 1279/1282-1317 02 14 RGDB 11004 <144:59 m. 1299 09 10 Canterbury, Kent GBR | Thomas de Brotherton 11547 >639:26 | ||
Edmund (Crouchback) Leicester Plantagenet Prince of England, Earl of Leicester, King of Sicily and Apulia, 1st Earl of Lancaster *1245 01 16 London ENG (DRGD) 1253: was invested King of Sicily and Apulia by the Pope. Was also Earl of Chester before the title was transferred to his elder brother Edward. Received the Earldom of Leicester following the forfeiture of Simon de Montfort, also Stewardship of England and the lands of Nicolas de Segrave. Was married first to Aveline de Forz, then to Blanche of Artois. (Encyclopedia.com) 1254: was granted title of King of Sicily [and Apulia] by the Pope, on the understanding that his father would finance its conquest from the Holy Roman Empire. 1258: the title was withdrawn when English barons refused to contribute financially. 1267: founded the House of Lancaster when named the first Earl. 1271: earned nickname "Crouchback" (crossed back) by going on crusade to Palestine. 10999 | Blanche d'Artois 1247?-1302 05 02 (DRGD) Married first to King Henry I (the Fat) of Navarre. Interred at Minoresses Convent, Aldgate, London GBR 11000 <142:58 m. Paris FRA | Henry (Tortcol) Plantagenet 10991 >639:26 |
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