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<title property="dc:title">Edward II</title>
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<h1>Edward II</h1>
<p>
Edward II was the fourth son of Edward I and his wife, Eleanor
of Castile.<a id="fnref1" class="fnref" href="#fn1">1</a>
He was born in Caernarfon Castle in North Wales on
25 April 1284, less than a year after Edward I had conquered
the region, and as a result is sometimes called Edward of
Caernarfon.<a id="fnref2" class="fnref" href="#fn2">2</a>
His father was the King of England, and had also inherited
Gascony in south-western France, which he held as the
feudal vassal of the King of France, and the Lordship
of Ireland.<a id="fnref3" class="fnref" href="#fn3">3</a>
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<h2>References</h2>
<p typeof="Source" id="fn1"><a href="#fnref1">1</a>.
<span property="authorName">Roy Martin Haines</span>,
<i property="title">King Edward II: His Life, his Reign and
its Aftermath, 1284–1330</i>
(<span property="publicationPlace">Montreal, Canada
& Kingston, Canada</span>:
<span property="publisher">McGill-Queen’s
University Press</span>,
<span property="publicationDate">2003</span>),
<span property="page" content="3">3</span>.
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<p typeof="Source" id="fn2"><a href="#fnref2">2</a>.
<span property="authorName">Seymour Phillips</span>,
<i property="title">Edward II</i>
(<span property="publicationPlace">New Haven, US
& London, UK</span>:
<span property="publisher">Yale University Press</span>,
<span property="publicationDate">2011</span>),
<span property="page" content="33, 36">33 & 36</span>.
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<p typeof="Source" id="fn3"><a href="#fnref3">3</a>.
<span property="authorName">Michael Prestwich</span>,
<i property="title">Edward I</i>
(<span property="publicationPlace">Berkeley, US
& Los Angeles, US</span>:
<span property="publisher">University of California
Press</span>,
<span property="publicationDate">1988</span>),
<span property="page" content="13-14">13–14</span>.
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