One king of this name and number was killed by Sir Robert Graham after being discovered hiding under his tennis court because he had ordered its drain blocked up the previous day.
One king of this name and number was killed by Sir Robert Graham after being discovered hiding under his tennis court because he had ordered its drain blocked up the previous day. As a youth, that king of this name and number hid at Dirleton Castle before being captured by pirates and delivered to Edward IV. Another king of this name and number expelled the Moors from the Balearic Islands in 1232, while a different king who would later be called by this name and number was the target of the Raid of Ruthven, which put his country temporarily under the control of the Gowrie Regime. Also naming a man who took part in the crusade of 1269 but turned around after stormy weather, a British king of this name and number was almost made to sign the Great Contract by Robert Cecil and authored books like the ? witch hunting guide, Daemonologie.  Identifying "the most renowned of the medieval kings of Aragon" known as The Conqueror, for 10 points, give this common name and number that also identifies a king targeted in the Gunpowder Plot, the first Stewart King of England.
One king of this name and number was killed by Sir Robert Graham after being discovered hiding under his tennis court because he had ordered its drain blocked up the previous day.
{James} I [prompt on "{James}"]