This king judged a succession contest called the Great Cause, and eventually ruled in favor of John Balliol.
Roger Bigod drew up the "Remonstrances" against this king's taxation policies. This king judged a succession contest called the Great Cause, and eventually ruled in favor of John Balliol. As a prince, this king commanded the cavalry at the Battle of Lewes and the Battle of Evesham during the Second Barons' War, which began when this king's father, Henry III, failed to ratify the Provisions of Oxford. This king fought in the Ninth Crusade and expelled the Jews from England. He led his troops at Falkirk, a battle in his campaign against William Wallace that also saw a loss at Stirling Bridge. For 10 points, name this king who ruled from 1272 to 1307, nicknamed "Longshanks."
Roger Bigod drew up the "Remonstrances" against this king's taxation policies.
{Edward} I [or {Edward} Longshanks before read; prompt on {Edward}]