King John's brother, Richard the Lionheart, was not the 'good king' that the Robin Hood story makes him out to be. In reality, John was an able administrator while Richard during his reign spent only a few months in England, preferring to live on his lands and estates in France if not engaged in one of his many wars. He did not care for the English and saw England as a source of revenue only.
He was imprisoned by Leopold of Austria for murdering his cousin and for grossly insulting Leopold himself on his return from the Crusades. Leopold handed Richard over to his Emperor Henry VI who then asked John a ransom of 56,000 pound of silver, three times the yearly income of the English Crown.
Most of the money was raised by king John by taxing the nobles, the landowners and the church (there goes the Robin Hood story). Richard never thought of thanking anyone; instead, he asked for more money to start a war in Normandy.
Only one, he stole the throne from his brother Richard the Lionheart. Made famous in the legend of Robin Hood
king John lost most of his empire in France He did not lead his army King Johns father and brother taxed the barons heavily
Pete Johns died August 9, 1964, in Cleveland, OH, USA.
As a surname, Johns is English in origin, being one of many forms meaning "son of John."
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Richard I wasKing John's famous brother.
Bertram Johns was born in 1874, in Plymouth, Devon, England, UK.
Margo Johns was born in 1919, in Essex, Surrey, England, UK.
Mervyn Johns died on September 6, 1992, in Norwood, England, UK.
They are two different people all together.
No, he's not. He was born in Australia.
Benjamin Johns was born on January 12, 1975, in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England, UK.
Glyn Johns was born on February 15, 1942, in Epsom, Surrey, England, UK.
John's brother's name is Kenneth.
Stratford Johns died on January 29, 2002, in Heveningham, Suffolk, England, UK of heart condition.
His Name Was Joseph Candy Johns Younger Brother
He has two half-sisters and a half-brother