A chronicler called this king's first wife "a tiny scrap of humanity," and in mourning over her death, this king tore down Sheen Castle.  Residents of Essex County were terrorized by his vicious Justice of the King's Bench, Robert Tresilian, who was executed for staying loyal to him. His favorites were derisively known as the "duketti," or "little dukes." He began a 28-year truce with France through his second marriage to Isabel of Valois, and his ally Robert de Vere lost the Battle of Radcot Bridge. His power was challenged by his uncle, Thomas Woodstock, and Thomas Mowbray, the Duke of Norfolk, and he was opposed by the Merciless Parliament which was dominated by the Lords Appellant. This husband of Anne of Bohemi
A chronicler called this king's first wife "a tiny scrap of humanity," and in mourning over her death, this king tore down Sheen Castle.  Residents of Essex County were terrorized by his vicious Justice of the King's Bench, Robert Tresilian, who was executed for staying loyal to him. His favorites were derisively known as the "duketti," or "little dukes." He began a 28-year truce with France through his second marriage to Isabel of Valois, and his ally Robert de Vere lost the Battle of Radcot Bridge. His power was challenged by his uncle, Thomas Woodstock, and Thomas Mowbray, the Duke of Norfolk, and he was opposed by the Merciless Parliament which was dominated by the Lords Appellant. This husband of Anne of Bohemia had a personal confrontation with Wat Tyler, but died in captivity at Pontefract Castle after another rebellion. FTP, name this last Plantagenet king of England, succeeded by Henry Bolingbroke.
A chronicler called this king's first wife "a tiny scrap of humanity," and in mourning over her death, this king tore down Sheen Castle.  
King Richard II of England [prompt on Richard]