One ruler of this name and number defeated his half-brother, Pedro, to take the throne of Castile. Another ruler of this name and number married Isabella after Conrad of Montferrat's death to become King of Jerusalem. Another ruler of this name issued the Edict of Chateaubriand and, with Philip II, signed the Peace of Cateau-Cambresis to end the Habsburg-Valois Wars. That ruler died from a lance in the eye while jousting. Another ruler of this name and number asked to be rid of a "meddlesome priest," leading to the death of Thomas Becket. For 10 points, give this royal name and number possessed by the second husband of Eleanor of Aquitaine, the first Plantagenet King
One ruler of this name and number defeated his half-brother, Pedro, to take the throne of Castile. Another ruler of this name and number married Isabella after Conrad of Montferrat's death to become King of Jerusalem. Another ruler of this name issued the Edict of Chateaubriand and, with Philip II, signed the Peace of Cateau-Cambresis to end the Habsburg-Valois Wars. That ruler died from a lance in the eye while jousting. Another ruler of this name and number asked to be rid of a "meddlesome priest," leading to the death of Thomas Becket. For 10 points, give this royal name and number possessed by the second husband of Eleanor of Aquitaine, the first Plantagenet King of England.
One ruler of this name and number defeated his half-brother, Pedro, to take the throne of Castile.
{Henry II} [accept {Henry} of {Trastámara} before "{Isabella}"]