During his reign, the Jews were expelled, and Wales was brought under English control, with his heir born in Caernarfon Castle becoming the first to be titled "Prince of Wales."
This person led his father's forces at the battle of Evesham, ending the rebellion of Simon de Montfort. During his reign, the Jews were expelled, and Wales was brought under English control, with his heir born in Caernarfon Castle becoming the first to be titled "Prince of Wales." He in the Eighth and Ninth Crusades, but returned home after learning of the death of his father, Henry the Third. His tombstone refers to him as the "Hammer of the Scots" but in, the face of resistance from Robert the Bruce and William Wallace, he failed to conquer Scotland. Reigning from 1272 to 1307, for ten points, name this king of England noted for his height.
This person led his father's forces at the battle of Evesham, ending the rebellion of Simon de Montfort.
{Edward I} Longshanks of England (or {Edward Longshanks})