The pawned Great Crown that financed his conquest-and cost his throne
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The pawned Great Crown that financed his conquest-and cost his throne
This episode explores the early reign of Edward III, a king celebrated in history but who began his rule in the shadow of his father's downfall and under the control of his mother and her lover. It delves into the paradox of a monarch who would become a legend, yet struggled with financial instability and political vulnerability.
Person: Edward III
Date: February 1339
Location: Trier, Germany
Object: Great Crown of England
Debt: 16,650 pounds
- The Great Crown of England was handed over to a German archbishop as collateral for a debt in 1339.
- Edward III inherited a kingdom in disarray after his father, Edward II, was deposed and died in custody.
- Edward II was called "rex inutilis" by his own nobility and was overthrown by his wife, Isabella of France, and her lover, Roger Mortimer.
- As a fourteen-year-old, Edward III was crowned king but remained a hostage in his own palace, with his mother and Mortimer governing England.
- At seventeen, Edward III orchestrated a coup at Nottingham Castle, capturing Roger Mortimer and placing his mother under arrest.
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