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alhswith (Alhswith(a) or Ethelswida) was the daughter of Mercian nobleman. She married Alfred the Great in 868.| Year | Month | Event |
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ixth son of Aethelred (the Unready)| Father: | Aethelred (II The Unready, King of the English 978-1013, 1014-1016) (b.967 - d.1016) |
| Mother: | Aelfgifu |
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arried Edward the Confessor.| Year | Month | Event |
| 1045 | Jan | Edward marries |
| Edward married Edith, the daughter of Earl Godwine. Godwine was then in an extremely powerful position being related to the King of England. Episode: Edward the Confessor and Earl Godwine | ||
irst son of Edmund (Ironside) and elder brother of Edward (the Exile).| Year | Month | Event |
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dmund was the second son of Henry III and Eleanor of Provance, In his childhood Edmund was invested with the kingdom of Sicily and Apulia by Pope Innocent IV. But the kingdom had to be won and Henry III spent a huge amount of money trying to obtain it for his son. This waste of money was a key reason the barons rose up against the king in what is known as the Barons War. | Father: | Henry (III, King of England 1216-1272) (b.1207 - d.1272) |
| Mother: | Eleanor (of Provence) |
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| 1253 | Edmund Crouchback and Sicily | |
| Pope Innocent IV invested the young prince of England with the kingdom of Sicily. | ||
on of Edward I and his second wife Margaret. Edmund was executed in 1330 by Mortimer for opposing Queen Isabella.| Father: | Edward (I, King of England 1272-1307) (b.1239 - d.1307) |
| Mother: | Margaret (of France) ( - d.1317) |
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| 1330 | Mar | Execution of Edmund, Earl of Kent |
| Mortimer arrested Edmund, Earl of Kent for openly opposing Queen Isabella and Mortimer himself. This act was the catalyst for Edward II to arrest Mortimer for treason. Episode: Isabella, She-Wolf of France and death of Edward II | ||
on of Edward III.| Father: | Edward (III, King of England 1327-1377) (b.1312 - d.1377) |
| Mother: | Philippa (of Hainault) (b.1314 - d.1369) |
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| 1385 | Richard make his uncles Dukes | |
| Richard gave his uncles Edmund of Langley and Thomas of Woodstock new titles. He made Edmund the Duke of York and made Thomas the Duke of Gloucester. Episode: Lords Appellant | ||
dward was the son of Edmund of Langley, the Duke of York and the grandson of Edward III, King of England. Edward, Duke of York, was killed at the battle of Agincourt in 1415 and died childless. His lands passed to his nephew Richard.| Father: | Edmund (of Langley, Duke of York) ( - d.1402) |
| Mother: | Isabella (of Castile) |
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| 1400 | Jan | A plot to kill the new King |
| Supporters of Richard II planned to attack King Henry during a tournament held over Christmas at Windsor Castle. The plot was betrayed by Edward, Earl of Rutland, son of the Duke of York. Henry and his family escaped to London, and by the time the king returned to Windsor with an army, the rebels had been dealt with by local people.[1] | ||
irst son of Edward, the Black Prince and Joan of Kent. Edward died at the age of around five and seven. Named after the location of his birth. | Father: | Edward (The Black Prince) (b.1330 - d.1376) |
| Mother: | Joan (of Kent) (b.1328 - d.1385) |
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econd son of Aethelred (the Unready)| Father: | Aethelred (II The Unready, King of the English 978-1013, 1014-1016) (b.967 - d.1016) |
| Mother: | Aelfgifu |
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aughter of Edward I.| Father: | Edward (I, King of England 1272-1307) (b.1239 - d.1307) |
| Mother: | Eleanor (of Castile) (b.1241 - d.1290) |
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| Father: | Edward (II, King of England 1307-1327) (b.1284 - d.1327) |
| Mother: | Isabella (of France, Wife of Edward II) ( - d.1358) |
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aughter of King John.| Father: | John (King of England 1199-1216) (b.1167 - d.1216) |
| Mother: | Isabella (of Angouleme) |
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aughter of Richard II, Duke of Normandy.| Year | Month | Event |
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aughter of Geoffrey Duke of Brittany and granddaughter of King Henry II.| Father: | Geoffrey (Duke of Brittany) (b.1158 - d.1186) |
| Mother: | Constance (of Brittany) |
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aughter of Henry II.| Father: | Henry (II, King of England 1154-1189) (b.1133 - d.1189) |
| Mother: | Eleanor (of Aquitaine) (b.1122 - d.1204) |
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| 1162 | Eleanor gives birth in Rouen | |
| Eleanor of Aquitaine gave birth to a daughter at Rouen. The girl was named Eleanor after he mother.[2] | ||
arried Henry III on 14th January 1236.| Year | Month | Event |
| 1236 | Jan 4 | King Henry marries Eleanor of Provence |
| Henry married Eleanor, one of four daughters of Raymond count of Provence. Eleanor was 14 years old. Simon de Montfort, as Lord High Steward, took care of the banquet and kitchen arrangements. The ceremony took place at Canterbury Cathedral.[3] | ||
| Jan 20 | Coronation of Eleanor of Provance | |
| Queen Eleanor was crowned at Westminster Abbey. | ||
| 1246 | Beaulieu Abbey dedicated | |
| The Cistercial abbey at Beaulieu founded earlier by King John was dedicated in the presence of King Henry III, Queen Eleanor and Prince Edward.[4] | ||
| 1269 | Eleanor of Provance and London Bridge | |
| Henry III granted to his wife Eleanor the revenues from the taxes and rent taken from London Bridge. Originally the money raised on the bridge were supposed to pay for repairs to the structure. With no money to spend on the upkeep of the bridge it began to fall into disrepair. This event may have been the source of the nursery rhyme 'London Bridge is falling down'. | ||
aughter of James I and Joan Beaufort.| Father: | James (I, King of Scotland 1406-1437) (b.1394 - d.1437) |
| Mother: | Beaufort, Joan |
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aughter of Edward I.| Father: | Edward (I, King of England 1272-1307) (b.1239 - d.1307) |
| Mother: | Eleanor (of Castile) (b.1241 - d.1290) |
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| Father: | John (of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster) ( - d.1399) |
| Mother: | Blanche (of Lancaster) ( - d.1369) |
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lizabeth was the daughter of Richard, Duke of York. She married John de la Pole, Duke of Suffolk.| Year | Month | Event |
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lizabeth was a daughter of King Charles I. | Father: | Charles (I, King of England and Scotland 1625-1649) (b.1600 - d.1649) |
| Mother: | Henrietta Maria (Queen of England) |
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lizabeth was the eldest daughter of James VI of Scotland (James I of England) and Anne of Denmark.She married Frederick, the king of Bohemia.| Father: | James (VI of Scotland, 1567-1625, from 1603 James I of England) (b.1566 - d.1625) |
| Mother: | Anne (of Denmark, Queen Consort of Scotland) (b.1574 - d.1619) |
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ather of Margaret, the 'Maid of Norway'.| Year | Month | Event |
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lso known as Margaret, Estrid was the daughter of Swein Fork-beard and one of his wives, Gunnhilda or Sigrid. Estrid married Robert I, Duke of Normandy.| Father: | Swein (Fork-Beard) ( - d.1014) |
| Mother: | Sigrid (The Haughty) |
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ustace married Mary of Sotland, the daughter of the Scottish king Malcolm III. Their daugther Matilda (Maud) married King Stephen of England.| Year | Month | Event |
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Ealdgyth (b.963 - d.1017)
