Either Alexander Buchanan or a man with this first name was responsible for killing the Duke of Clarence at the Battle of Baugé. A king of Denmark and Norway with this name lost the battle of Hemmingstedt while trying to conquer Dithmarschen and had earlier been crowned king of Sweden after defeating Sten Sture the Elder. Another man with this name was a King of Bohemia and a claimant to the Polish throne who, despite going blind in 1336, died while fighting at Crecy. A king of this name abdicated at Stracathro after losing the 1296 battle of Dunbar, which led to the l
Either Alexander Buchanan or a man with this first name was responsible for killing the Duke of Clarence at the Battle of Baugé. A king of Denmark and Norway with this name lost the battle of Hemmingstedt while trying to conquer Dithmarschen and had earlier been crowned king of Sweden after defeating Sten Sture the Elder. Another man with this name was a King of Bohemia and a claimant to the Polish throne who, despite going blind in 1336, died while fighting at Crecy. A king of this name abdicated at Stracathro after losing the 1296 battle of Dunbar, which led to the loss of his coat of arms and his nickname of "Toom Tabard". In addition to that Balliol king of Scotland, this name was held by both the first kings of the houses of Aviz and Braganza, as well as by a signer of the Treaty of Le Goulet who was excommunicated by Pope Innocent III. For 10 points, identify the given name of that youngest son of Henry II, an English king whose loss at Bouvines led to his being forced to sign the Magna Carta.
Either Alexander Buchanan or a man with this first name was responsible for killing the Duke of Clarence at the Battle of Baugé.
{John} [or {Johan}nes; or {Hans}; or {Jean}; or {João}]