Edmund of Langley (5 June 1341-1 August 1402), Duke of York |
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Father:1 | Edward III (13 November 1312-21 June 1377), King of England | ||
Mother:2 | Philippa de Hainaut (1314-15 August 1369) |
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Betrothed:3 | 19 October 1364 | Marguerite III (1350-16 or 20 March 1405), Ctss of Flanders, Artois, Nevers and Rethel, Ctss Palatine of Burgundy | |||
The king of France blocked the marriage. | |||||
Married:4 | 1372 | Isabel de Castilla (1355-23 December 1392) | |||
Probably between 1 January and 30 April. | |||||
Married:5 | 1393 | Joan de Holand (1380-12 April 1434) |
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Occupation:9 | 29 September 1394 until May 1395 | Regent of England | |||
Occupation:10 | 6 August 1395 | Regent of England | |||
Occupation:11 | 27 September to November 1396 | Regent of England | |||
Occupation:12 | 1362-1402 | Earl of Cambridge | |||
Created 13 November 1362. | |||||
Occupation:13 | 1385-1402 | Duke of York | |||
Created 6 August 1385. |
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Buried:14 | Church of the Dominican Friars (Kings Langley [Unknown/Unspecified], Hertfordshire [county], England [country], United Kingdom [country]) | |||
Born:15 | 5 June 1341 | Abbots Langley [Unknown/Unspecified], Hertfordshire [county], England [country], United Kingdom [country] | ||
Died:16 | 1 August 1402 | Kings Langley [Unknown/Unspecified], Hertfordshire [county], England [country], United Kingdom [country] |
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