A decorated military commander who led forces at Crécy under his father, Edward III, FTP, identify this member of the House of Plantagenet whose son Richard II eventually became king and whose epithet came from the color of armor he wore on military campaigns.
This man led forces alongside Pedro the Cruel and the Duke of Lancaster against Pedro's brother, Henry of Trastámara, at the Battle of Nájera during the Castilian Civil War. This man had earlier embarked on a marauding expedition from Bergerac into France until he reached the Loire River, at which point he was turned away by King John of France. He led forces at the Battle of Winchelsea and the siege of (*) Calais, which followed a battle in which he "won his spurs" by commanding a section of his father's vanguard against Philip VI of France. A decorated military commander who led forces at Crécy under his father, Edward III, FTP, identify this member of the House of Plantagenet whose son Richard II eventually became king and whose epithet came from the color of armor he wore on military campaigns.
This man led forces alongside Pedro the Cruel and the Duke of Lancaster against Pedro's brother, Henry of Trastámara, at the Battle of Nájera during the Castilian Civil War.
{Edward the Black Prince} (prompt on “Edward”)