Edward I
Edward I, also known as Edward Longshanks, was King of England from 1272 to 1307. He is remembered for his military campaigns to subjugate Wales and for his efforts to conquer Scotland, where he was nicknamed 'Hammer of the Scots.' Edward I was a significant figure in medieval England, known for his legal reforms and the establishment of the English Parliament. His reign marked a crucial period in the development of the British Isles.
Born on Jun 17, 1239 (786 years old)
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Israel:
King Edward I issued an edict expelling Jews from England in 1290.
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Sweden:
King Edward I issued the version of the Magna Carta that was discovered, dated 1300.
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Ukraine:
The original document was issued by King Edward I in 1300.
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Indonesia:
King Edward I ordered 450 eggs to be boiled and colored for Easter in 1290.
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