Edward I-III, Richard II, the Peasant Revolt

Edward I-III, Richard Edward I-III, Richard II, II, thethe Peasant Revolt Peasant Revolt

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Edward I (1239 –1307)Edward I (1239 –1307)

Edward Edward LongshanksLongshanks John LacJohn Lackkland’s grandsonland’s grandson A man of authorityA man of authority brought Wales and brought Wales and

Scotland under English Scotland under English controlcontrol

Good relations with the Good relations with the king of France Philip IVking of France Philip IV

Edward II (1284-1327)Edward II (1284-1327)

homosexualhomosexual Isabella + Edward II Isabella + Edward II

(Isabella- daughter of (Isabella- daughter of Philip IV)Philip IV)

Consequences of this Consequences of this marriagemarriage

Isabella + Roger Isabella + Roger Mortimer (ruled 3 years)Mortimer (ruled 3 years)

Edward II – forced to Edward II – forced to abdicateabdicate

Edward III (1312-1377)Edward III (1312-1377) Seized power in 1330Seized power in 1330 EnglandEngland - the most efficient - the most efficient

military power in Europemilitary power in Europe 100 Years’ War (1337-100 Years’ War (1337-

1453)1453) ExpensiveExpensive king king Black DeathBlack Death Order of the GarterOrder of the Garter ““code of chivalry”code of chivalry” SonSon - - The Black PrinceThe Black Prince

Richard II (1367 –1400) Richard II (1367 –1400)

11 years old11 years old Uncle John ruled Uncle John ruled

instead of himinstead of him ((duke of Lancasterduke of Lancaster) )

Hadn’t got skillsHadn’t got skills Unpopular- taxesUnpopular- taxes

The Peasants’ Revolt (1381)The Peasants’ Revolt (1381) Lasted for 4 weeksLasted for 4 weeks Peasants + poor Peasants + poor

townspeopletownspeople Peasants took control of Peasants took control of

much much LondonLondon Wat TylWat Tyleer and other r and other

leaders were killedleaders were killed Richard’s promisesRichard’s promises Discontent with the state Discontent with the state

and the churchand the church

The Black PrinceThe Black Prince (1330 – (1330 –1376) 1376) no record of this name no record of this name

being used during his being used during his lifetimelifetime

black armourblack armour instead known as Edward instead known as Edward

of Woodstock, after his of Woodstock, after his place of birthplace of birth

Richard Grafton's Richard Grafton's ""Chronicle of England“

originorigin - - uncertain uncertain

Information:Information:

www.wikipedia.orgwww.wikipedia.org http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/britishhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/history/british http://www.middle-ages.org.ukhttp://www.middle-ages.org.uk http://britishstudies.pbworks.comhttp://britishstudies.pbworks.com http://en.academic.ruhttp://en.academic.ru http://gatekeepkey.orghttp://gatekeepkey.org

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