Leonor de Castilla (1240-29 November 1290) |
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| Betrothed:3 | 1253 | Edward I “Longshanks” (17 June 1239-8 July 1307), King of England | |||
| Married:4 | 18 October 1254 | Edward I “Longshanks” (17 June 1239-8 July 1307), King of England | Burgos [municipality], Province of Burgos [county], Castile and León [state], Spain [country] | ||
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| Children with Edward I “Longshanks”: | ||
| Beatrix (-young)5 | ||
| Blanche (-young)6 | ||
| Katherine of England (around 1261/64-5 September 1264)7 | ||
| Joan of England (early 1265-before 7 September 1265)8 | ||
| John of England (10 July 1266-before 8 August 1271)9 | ||
| Henry of England (13 July 1267/68-14 October 1274)10 | ||
| Eleanor of England (before 17 June 1269-12 October 1297)11 | ||
| (Unknown) of England (1271-29 May 1271/72)12 | ||
| Joan "of Acre" (spring 1272-23 April 1307)13 | ||
| Alfonso of England (24 November probably 1273-19 August 1284)14 | ||
| Isabella of England (March 1274-)15 | ||
| Margaret of England (11 September 1275-1318 or after 11 March 1333)16 | ||
| Berengaria of England (1 May 1276/77-young)17 | ||
| Mary of England (12 March or 22 April 1279-before 8 July 1332), nun18 | ||
| Elizabeth of England (August 1282-5? May 1316)19 | ||
| Edward II (25 April 1284-21 September 1327), King of England20 | ||
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| Buried:21 | Westminster Abbey [building], London [county], England [country], United Kingdom [country] | |||
| Born:22 | 1240 | |||
| Died:23 | 29 November 1290 | Harby [city/town], Nottinghamshire [county], England [country], United Kingdom [country] | ||
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