King Edward I of England

Was a key figure in this war during his father's reign, defeating several rebellious English noblemen

Succeeded this king, his father, in 1272

Edward was on his way home from this religious war when he learned of his father's death

Gained this nickname for his brutal treatment of the Scottish - kicking off centuries of conflict

Edward's imposing height of 6ft 2in also gave him this nickname meaning "long legs"

Conquered this modern-day constituent country of the UK in 1283

Modelled himself on this mythical king, holding "Round Table" events in 1284 and 1302

Fought against this French king after Edward renounced vassalage for the Duchy of Gascony

This form of legislature was made a permanent feature under Edward's reign

In 1290 Edward passed the Edict of Expulsion, banishing this group of people from England

Name of the Scottish coronation stone that was brought to Westminster after the First War of Scottish Independence

Publicly executed this legendary Scottish figure in 1305, putting an end to his fight for "Freedom!"