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'King Edward II, Founder of Oriel College', 19th century. Artist: Unknown

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'King Edward II Founder of Oriel College'19th century.Edward II (1284-1327)succeeded his father Edward I in 1307.His reign was characterised by friction with the barons who in 1311 drew up a document called the Ordinances which imposed restricitions on the king's finances and power of appointments as well as leading to the execution of Edward's unpopular favourite Piers Gaveston.Edward's defeat by Robert the Bruce at Bannockburn (1314)led to his authority being still further emasculated but in 1322 Edward freed himself from the control of the barons when he defeated and executed Thomas of Lancaster and revoked the Ordinances.In 1326 Edward's queen Isabella of France assisted Roger de Mortimer a baron exiled in France who was also her lover in planning an invasion.Deserted by his followers Edward fled and was captured attempting to escape by sea.He was imprisoned forced to renounce his crown and murdered at Berkeley Castle in Gloucestershire.After a painting in the Bodleian Library Oxford.

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