King Edward I

Family: England · Role: grandfather of the young king · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 10

Book 1, Chapter 10

• younger kin: King Edward “Robert, King of Scotland, who, though brave, had suffered much in his wars with England, having often been defeated by King Edward, grandfather of the young king, being at this time very old and afflicted with leprosy, hearing that the king had been taken prisoner and deposed, and his counsellors put to death, thought it a favorable opportunity to send a defiance to the present king, as yet a youth, whose barons were not on good terms with each other, and to attempt the conquest of some part of England.”
• enemies with Robert, King of Scotland (The chapter describes their wars and Robert's defeats.) “Robert, King of Scotland, who, though brave, had suffered much in his wars with England, having often been defeated by King Edward,”

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