He led an attack on Qaqun and made an alliance with the Mongols against the Baibars, but an assassination attempt forced this monarch to withdraw from the Ninth Crusade.
This man was inspired by Henry de Bracton to conduct the Hundred Rolls census. He led an attack on Qaqun and made an alliance with the Mongols against the Baibars, but an assassination attempt forced this monarch to withdraw from the Ninth Crusade. He expelled the Jews from his country with the Edict of Expulsion in 1290, and this man supported the Provisions of Oxford while staying loyal to his father during the Bishop's War. He took the Stone of Destiny from the [*] Scots after declaring John Balliol king over Robert the Bruce, sparking a war that forced him to kill William Wallace. For 10 points, name this son of Henry III, a king of England known for his long legs.
This man was inspired by Henry de Bracton to conduct the Hundred Rolls census.
{Edward I} [or {Edward Longshanks}; or {Edward Hammer} of the Scots; prompt on “{Edward}”]