
Monarch |
Born |
Born
where |
Ruled |
Died |
Died
where |
Buried |
Lineage |
Portrait |
Henry
II,
Curtmantle
1 |
1133 |
Le
Mans,
France |
1154-1189 |
1189 |
Chinon
Castle,
Anjou,
France |
Fontevrault
Abbey,
France |
Grandson
of Henry I |
Portrait |
Richard
I,
the Lionheart
1 |
1157 |
Beaumont
Palace,
Oxford,
Oxfordshire |
1189-1199 |
1199 |
Chalus
Castle,
Aquitaine,
France
Fatally
wounded during siege |
Fontevrault
Abbey,
France |
Son
of
Henry II |
Portrait |
John,
Lackland
1 |
1167 |
Beaumont
Palace,
Oxford,
Oxfordshire |
1199-1216 |
1216 |
Newark
Castle,
Nottinghamshire |
Worcester
Cathedral,
Worcestershire |
Son
of
Henry II |
Portrait |
Henry
III
2 |
1207 |
Winchester
Castle,
Hampshire |
1216-1272 |
1272 |
Westminster
Palace,
London |
Westminster
Abbey,
London |
Son
of
John |
Portrait |
Edward
I,
Longshanks |
1239 |
Westminster
Palace,
London |
1272-1307 |
1307 |
Burgh-on-Sands,
Cumberland |
Westminster
Abbey,
London |
Son
of
Henry III |
Portrait |
Edward
II |
1284 |
Caernarvon
Castle,
Wales |
1307-1327 |
1327 |
Berkeley
Castle,
Gloucestershire
Murdered |
Gloucester
Cathedral,
Gloucestershire |
Son
of
Edward I |
Portrait |
Edward
III
3 |
1312 |
Windsor
Castle,
Berkshire |
1327-1377 |
1377 |
Sheen
Palace,
Surrey |
Westminster
Abbey,
London |
Son
of
Edward II |
Portrait |
Richard
II
4 |
1367 |
Bordeaux,
France |
1377-1399 |
1400 |
Pontefract
Castle,
Yorkshire
Murdered |
Westminster
Abbey,
London |
Grandson
of
Edward III |
Portrait |
Notes |
1.
The first three monarchs of the House of Plantagenet, Henry II and
his sons Richard and John, are sometimes grouped separately as the
House of Anjou (the Angevins).
2.
The heart of Henry III is buried at Fontevrault
Abbey in France.
3.
Edward III was originally buried at Kings Langley, Hertfordshire but
his body was moved in 1413 to Westminster Abbey.
4.
Richard II became king as his father Edward, the Black Prince died
in 1376. |


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