At one of this war's pivotal early engagements Richard of Cornwall, the king of Germany, was captured.
At one of this war's pivotal early engagements Richard of Cornwall, the king of Germany, was captured. It ended partially due to an uprising of an indigenous group known as the "Marchers" and began due to dissatisfaction with the king showing preference to his Poitevin, Savoyard, and Lusignan relatives. [*] The eventual losers had early success at Lewes, however, defeat at Evesham, where Simon de Montfort was killed, saw an end to this conflict. FTP, identify this war that began when the Provisions of Oxford were ignored by Henry III, a 13th-century conflict named for the rank of many of the nobles who revolted.
At one of this war's pivotal early engagements Richard of Cornwall, the king of Germany, was captured.
{Barons’ War} (accept early buzz of “Simon de Montfort’s War or Revolt, or equivalent”)