Edward’s younger brother Albert succeeded him as King George VI – setting in motion the ascension of current (and longest-reigning) monarch Queen Elizabeth II, Albert’s elder daughter.

with some commentators saying it would not go to Edward and Sophie as he mulled what to do with it. The Duke of Edinburgh title was created in 1726 and first held by King George II's eldest son ...

Edward was born at Caernarvon in Wales on 25th April 1284, a son of Edward I and Eleanor of Castile. He renewed his father's campaign against the Scots but was defeated at Bannockburn in 1314 by ...

Edward, son of Edward II and Isabel, daughter of King Philip of France, was born at Windsor Castle on 13th November 1312 at 5:40am – he was the first English king to have the exact time of his birth ...

almost certainly gay), King Edward II. We’re minutes in, and we’re sold. Suffice to say, this isn’t The Crown circa 1327, but a bold spin on extreme, historical homophobia, complete with paparazzi ...

Prince Edward (later Edward II) – a practise that continues to this day. Edward plots against Scotland In 1287 Alexander III, King of Scots, died suddenly after falling from his horse at Kinghorn.

But he died soon afterwards. King Edward’s son, Edward II took control of England’s army. Robert still had a fight on his hands. Bruce didn’t like open battles because the English Army was ...

Prince Edward, who was dubbed the Duke of Edinburgh following the ascension of his brother King Charles, marked a significant day in his life on Monday. Buckingham Palace confirmed on Wednesday ...

Tamara Harvey took no heed and Edward II sees her RSC compadre ... The noblemen of England disapprove of the king’s flamboyant "friend", Gaveston (Eloka Ivo, blessed with the physique and strut of a ...

Edward I is dead - long live Edward II! Before Daniel Raggett’s production ... forming a procession and paying respects to the late king. It speaks to the verisimilitude of the moment that ...

Prince Edward (later Edward II) – a practise that continues to this day. Edward plots against Scotland In 1287 Alexander III, King of Scots, died suddenly after falling from his horse at Kinghorn.