Richard I (Richard the Lionheart)

In the third crusade Richard the lion heart was sent by the pope to win back Jerusalem from Saladin, the Muslim leader.

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The Battle of Jaffa.

Saladin saw Richard fighting on foot and sent a horse as a replacement for his that was killed by arrows.

who are those people

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He was held captive because Leopold, Duke of Austria, who captured him, accusing him to arrange the murder of his cousin Conrad of Montferrat. Furthermore he was offended by Richard when he cast down his standard from the Walls of Acre, during the Third Crusade and wanted to revenge himself by the King's capture and the request of a ransom.

Yes,generations and generations down yes he is related to her.

He spoke Early Middle English.

No, Richard I's father was King Henry II.

Because he was the 'ideal' of a perfect knight, probably helped in this by his good looks. Apparently he was tall, blue eyed and golden haired.

To try to make a truce between Muslims and Christians in Jerusalem, and cause a rift between Saladin and his brother.

He was about 32 years old.

Richard I (also known as Richard the Lionheart) ruled from 6th July 1189 until his death on 6th April 1199.

Richard III ruled from 6th July 1483 until his death at the Battle of Bosworth on 22nd August 1485.

The Robin Hood stories are partly legend and there is some debate about whether Robin Hood is one person or an amalgamation of several historical characters. It is assumed that the King Richard in the Robin hood stories is "Richard Coeur de Leon" or Richard the Lionheart and his family name was Plantagenet. His younger brother John, succeeded him upon his death.

No, the expression "heart of a lion" is much older than the time of Richard I. Richard was called "Coeur de lion" even before his coronation.

Richard the lionheart affected medieval society through his role in the crusades, this has made a major impact on England's wealth and power.

Also during his reign the first merchant guild (like a trading centre, market) was created. The guilds were to play a major role in medieval society.

1. he married Berengaria of Navvar!

Yes, he was a Catholic and the leader of the 3rd Crusade

Yes during his time in captivity. He wrote songs as well.

Richard the Lionhearted didn't win. Saladin won. He did make a treaty with the Christians though. They could make the pilgrimage to Jerusalem and enter the city unarmed.

That really depends on your point of view. I think it is accepted that in terms of being warlike that Richard was the more aggressive, but whether that makes him a good or bad king is difficult to prove. Similarly John appears to be manipulated by circumstances by the barons in England at the time. But apparrently during his reign King Richard was only in England for less than 1 year, so the effects of English politics affected him only in a limited way. Richard was busy campaining in Palestine & imprisoned in Bohemia ? or somewhere. A huge ransom was paid for his release. It remains that Richard Lionheart as far more Richard Coer de Leon, more french than English.

this is also true, that Richard the 'lionheart' did not speak a word of English so calling him an English king over a french one would be completely unnecessary.

Another answer: King Richard cut a dashing figure as he made his trip around England and then vanished to the Holy Land. John then took over and raised taxes, and raised taxes, and raised taxes. While not an especially good administrator, King Richard kept his word and ruled briefly. King John was otherwise. King John repudiated the Magna Carta he signed at Runnymede. He then fined the Barons that made him sign it. John was one of the worst kings England ever had. John's real problem was that people compared him to his father, Henry II. King Henry wanted England prosperous and established policies that would make England that way. King John threatened to undo his father's work.

He was King of England from 6 July 1189 until his death in 1199.

Yes he had at least 2 but records listing them have vanished and the line has not been found today. One son was suggested to have been beheaded for something and the other vanished in history.

he was captured and brought somewhere. thats all i know

died in battle in 1199,

born in the 8th September 1157,

became king when he was 16 because he killed his dad,

Richard was called "Lionheart" for his fighting skill and bravery

Richard died in France

Richard the Lion Hearted took off on the Second Crusade he left his brother Prince John in charge of England and the English possesions in France ect. Richard was a rowdy so-and-so and made himself a good number of enemies. One of these was the King of Austria who imprisoned him. Richard appealed to John to pay his ransom. John taxed the British heavily to gather up Richard's King's Ramson. This caused significant hard-ship and hard feelingings between the English and Prince John. Robin Hood lost his father's possession to taxation so became a bandit.

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Richard finally returned to England and forgave Robin all his crimes, laughed and mock at John with him.