The conflict that arose between the English and the House of Valois resulted in what is known as the Hundred YearsÃ? War. The above statement is false, as this conflict revolved around the French throne and not the Spanish. EdwardÃ?s claim of inheriting it through his motherÃ?s bloodline was denied due to Salic Law and the throne was given to Charles, the Count of Valois.
Yes, both Philip of Valois and Edward III claimed the right to the Spanish throne through their descent from Philip IV of France. Philip of Valois claimed the throne through his mother, Isabella, while Edward III claimed it through his mother, Isabella, who was the sister of the last son of Philip IV. This conflict eventually led to the beginning of the Hundred Years' War.
Edward III
Charles VII and Philip of Valois
Charles VII and Philip of Valois
She was named by Edward VI as his successor and claimed the throne of England but after only 9 days Edward's eldest sister Mary Tudor successfully claimed the throne as Mary I and Lady Jane Grey was executed for Treason.
Well not exactly Edward the confessor apparently claimed Edward had said Harold was crown on Edwards day of death.
his son edward then mary(bloody mary) then elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth l in England and Philip ll in Spain
William, Duke of Normandy, claimed that Edward the Confessor had promished him the throne, but there's NO evidence that he did so. MY ANSWER!!!!! William of Normandy believed he was entitled to the throne of England because he claimed the Edward swore the holy grails for when he died he was to become King. Although William says this there is no evidence that he did so.
King Edward of England thought he was the rightful heir of the French throne because he should inherit it. Another man claimed he should have the throne since Edward was already a king and one throne was enough for anyone. So a war broke out.
He believed that he would have inherited the throne if spanish force invaded england.
He was the Saxon king of England and died without an heir to the throne so many people ( Harold Godwineson, Harald Hardrada and Duke William of Normandy ) Claimed to be the hier to the throne.