The possessive form of the proper noun Henry II is Henry II's or Henry's.Example: King Henry II's son was Richard the Lionheart.
England acquired the fertile lands of southern France primarily through the marriage of Eleanor of Aquitaine to Henry II of England in 1152. This union brought a vast territory, including Aquitaine, under English control, significantly expanding their influence in France. Subsequent conflicts, particularly the Hundred Years' War, further solidified English claims to these lands, although they were contested by French forces.
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Henry II got him killed.
The people who were king after William the Conqueror were William II (William's son) Henry I ( Williams son) Steven (Williams grandson and Henry's nephew) Henry II (grandson of Henry I)
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Eleanor of Aquitaine married Henry II of England.
Henry VIII ruled over England, primarily, but also had some lands in France (left over from the feudal fiefs of William the Conquerer) and Ireland. He inherited the throne when his father, Henry VII, died, and his older brother Prince Arthur had died long before. He had three legitimate children who all ruled England after him: Kind Edward, Queen Mary (a.k.a. Bloody Mary, burned Protestants while on the Catholic throne), and Queen Elizabeth (a.k.a. Good Queen Bess and Gloriana, one of the best rulers England ever had).
Sterling Lands II was born on 1944-11-11.
The possessive form of the proper noun Henry II is Henry II's or Henry's.Example: King Henry II's son was Richard the Lionheart.
southern France she was queen of England and France at the same time. At the time of her marriage to Henry II, Eleanor was already Duchess of Aquitaine, however she retained personal control of most of her lands.
Henry Polic II's birth name is Henry Albert Polic II.
Henry VIII was the first to rule after Henry VII.
Henry II was born on September 1, 1588.
Geoffrey Plantagenet, the son of Henry II of England, rebelled against his father primarily due to a combination of familial rivalry and the desire for power. He felt marginalized by Henry's preference for his other sons, particularly Richard and John, and sought to assert his own claim to lands and titles. Additionally, Geoffrey aligned himself with his brothers in the revolt against their father's authority, fueled by their collective grievances over Henry's increasingly autocratic rule. This rebellion was part of a larger pattern of conflict within the Plantagenet family during a tumultuous period in English history.
Henry II was a Plantagenet.