Bones found under a church parking lot in 2012 belonged to the third king of this name, who may have imprisoned the Princes in the Tower.
One king of this name told the men who captured his killer to let him go with one hundred shillings; after that king died, the killer was instead skinned alive. That king of this name was victorious at the Battle of Jaffa and was the son of Edward the Black Prince. The second king of this name was the (*) last Plantagenet monarch and was deposed by Henry IV. Bones found under a church parking lot in 2012 belonged to the third king of this name, who may have imprisoned the Princes in the Tower. For 10 points, name this regnal name shared by three British kings, the first of whom was known as "Lionheart."
One king of this name told the men who captured his killer to let him go with one hundred shillings; after that king died, the killer was instead skinned alive.
Richard (accept Richard followed by any numbers one to three)