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	[[File:Richard I of England.png\|thumb\|right\|King Richard I]]'''Richard I''' (1157–1199) known as '''Richard the Lionheart''' ('''Cœur de Lion''') was King of England from 1189.		[[File:Richard I of England.png\|thumb\|right\|King Richard I]]'''Richard I''' (1157–1199) known as '''Richard the Lionheart''' ('''Cœur de Lion''') was King of England from 1189.

	Richard spent little time in England, preferring to live in his Duchy of Aquitaine. He took part in the Third Crusade, conquering Cyprus in 1191, but failing to conquer Jerusalem. On the way home from the Crusade he was shipwrecked and made his way overland, being captured near Vienna by the Duke of Austria and handed over to the Holy Roman Emperor. He was released in return for a ransom of 150,000 marks. Later legends relate that his minstrel Blondel travelled to Austria and found where the King was imprisoned by singing outside the castle.		Richard spent little time in England, preferring to live in his Duchy of Aquitaine. He took part in the Third Crusade, conquering Cyprus in 1191, but failing to conquer Jerusalem. On the way home from the Crusade he was shipwrecked and made his way overland, being captured near Vienna by the Duke of Austria and handed over to the Holy Roman Emperor. He was released in return for a ransom of 150,000 marks. Later legends relate that his minstrel [[Blondel]] travelled to Austria and found where the King was imprisoned by singing outside the castle.

	==Richard and Philip==		==Richard and Philip==

Ross Burgess at 12:31, 26 May 2013

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	[[File:Richard I ~~statue outside Parliament~~.~~JPG~~\|thumb\|right\|~~Statue of~~ Richard I ~~outside the Palace of Westminster~~]]'''Richard I''' (1157–1199) known as '''Richard the Lionheart''' ('''Cœur de Lion''') was King of England from 1189.		[[File:Richard I of England.png\|thumb\|right\|King Richard I]]'''Richard I''' (1157–1199) known as '''Richard the Lionheart''' ('''Cœur de Lion''') was King of England from 1189.

	Richard spent little time in England, preferring to live in his Duchy of Aquitaine. He took part in the Third Crusade, conquering Cyprus in 1191, but failing to conquer Jerusalem. On the way home from the Crusade he was shipwrecked and made his way overland, being captured near Vienna by the Duke of Austria and handed over to the Holy Roman Emperor. He was released in return for a ransom of 150,000 marks. Later legends relate that his minstrel Blondel travelled to Austria and found where the King was imprisoned by singing outside the castle.		Richard spent little time in England, preferring to live in his Duchy of Aquitaine. He took part in the Third Crusade, conquering Cyprus in 1191, but failing to conquer Jerusalem. On the way home from the Crusade he was shipwrecked and made his way overland, being captured near Vienna by the Duke of Austria and handed over to the Holy Roman Emperor. He was released in return for a ransom of 150,000 marks. Later legends relate that his minstrel Blondel travelled to Austria and found where the King was imprisoned by singing outside the castle.

			==Richard and Philip==

	In 1187 Richard slept in the same bed with the 22-year-old King Philip II of France, but this is regarded as a symbol of friendship between the two countries with no sexual connotations. However a number of historians have maintained that Richard was homosexual, or at lest bisexual.		In 1187 Richard slept in the same bed with the 22-year-old King Philip II of France, but this is regarded as a symbol of friendship between the two countries with no sexual connotations. However a number of historians have maintained that Richard was homosexual, or at lest bisexual.

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Ross Burgess at 16:59, 1 February 2012

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	[[File:Richard I statue outside Parliament.JPG\|thumb\|right\|Statue of Richard I outside the Palace of Westminster]]'''Richard I''' (1157–1199) known as '''Richard the Lionheart''' ('''Cœur de Lion''') was King of England from 1189. He spent little time in England, preferring to live in his Duchy of Aquitaine. He took part in the Third Crusade, conquering Cyprus in 1191, but failing to conquer Jerusalem. On the way home from the Crusade he was shipwrecked and made his way overland, being captured near Vienna by the Duke of Austria and handed over to the Holy Roman Emperor. He was released in return for a ransom of 150,000 marks. Later legends relate that his minstrel Blondel travelled to Austria and found where the King was imprisoned by singing outside the castle.		[[File:Richard I statue outside Parliament.JPG\|thumb\|right\|Statue of Richard I outside the Palace of Westminster]]'''Richard I''' (1157–1199) known as '''Richard the Lionheart''' ('''Cœur de Lion''') was King of England from 1189.

			Richard spent little time in England, preferring to live in his Duchy of Aquitaine. He took part in the Third Crusade, conquering Cyprus in 1191, but failing to conquer Jerusalem. On the way home from the Crusade he was shipwrecked and made his way overland, being captured near Vienna by the Duke of Austria and handed over to the Holy Roman Emperor. He was released in return for a ransom of 150,000 marks. Later legends relate that his minstrel Blondel travelled to Austria and found where the King was imprisoned by singing outside the castle.

	In 1187 Richard slept in the same bed with the 22-year-old King Philip II of France, but this is regarded as a symbol of friendship between the two countries with no sexual connotations. However a number of historians have maintained that Richard was homosexual, or at lest bisexual.		In 1187 Richard slept in the same bed with the 22-year-old King Philip II of France, but this is regarded as a symbol of friendship between the two countries with no sexual connotations. However a number of historians have maintained that Richard was homosexual, or at lest bisexual.

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	'''Richard I''' (1157–1199) known as '''Richard the Lionheart''' ('''Cœur de Lion''') was King of England from 1189. He spent little time in England, preferring to live in his Duchy of Aquitaine. He took part in the Third Crusade, conquering Cyprus in 1191, but failing to conquer Jerusalem. On the way home from the Crusade he was shipwrecked and made his way overland, being captured near Vienna by the Duke of Austria and handed over to the Holy Roman Emperor. He was released in return for a ransom of 150,000 marks. Later legends relate that his minstrel Blondel travelled to Austria and found where the King was imprisoned by singing outside the castle.		[[File:Richard I statue outside Parliament.JPG\|thumb\|right\|Statue of Richard I outside the Palace of Westminster]]'''Richard I''' (1157–1199) known as '''Richard the Lionheart''' ('''Cœur de Lion''') was King of England from 1189. He spent little time in England, preferring to live in his Duchy of Aquitaine. He took part in the Third Crusade, conquering Cyprus in 1191, but failing to conquer Jerusalem. On the way home from the Crusade he was shipwrecked and made his way overland, being captured near Vienna by the Duke of Austria and handed over to the Holy Roman Emperor. He was released in return for a ransom of 150,000 marks. Later legends relate that his minstrel Blondel travelled to Austria and found where the King was imprisoned by singing outside the castle.

	In 1187 Richard slept in the same bed with the 22-year-old King Philip II of France, but this is regarded as a symbol of friendship between the two countries with no sexual connotations. However a number of historians have maintained that Richard was homosexual, or at lest bisexual.		In 1187 Richard slept in the same bed with the 22-year-old King Philip II of France, but this is regarded as a symbol of friendship between the two countries with no sexual connotations. However a number of historians have maintained that Richard was homosexual, or at lest bisexual.

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	'''Richard I''' (1157–1199) known as '''Richard the Lionheart''' ('''Cœur de Lion''') was King of England from 1189. He spent little time in England, preferring to live in his Duchy of Aquitaine. He took part in the Third Crusade, conquering Cyprus in 1191. On the way home from the Crusade he was shipwrecked and made his way overland, being captured ~~neara~~ Vienna by the Duke of Austria and handed over to the Holy Roman Emperor. He was released in return for a ransom of 150,000 marks. Later legends relate that his minstrel Blondel travelled to Austria and found where the King was imprisoned by singing outside the castle.		'''Richard I''' (1157–1199) known as '''Richard the Lionheart''' ('''Cœur de Lion''') was King of England from 1189. He spent little time in England, preferring to live in his Duchy of Aquitaine. He took part in the Third Crusade, conquering Cyprus in 1191, but failing to conquer Jerusalem. On the way home from the Crusade he was shipwrecked and made his way overland, being captured near Vienna by the Duke of Austria and handed over to the Holy Roman Emperor. He was released in return for a ransom of 150,000 marks. Later legends relate that his minstrel Blondel travelled to Austria and found where the King was imprisoned by singing outside the castle.

	In 1187 Richard slept in the same bed with the 22-year-old King Philip II of France, but this is regarded as a symbol of friendship between the two countries with no sexual connotations. However a number of historians have maintained that Richard was homosexual, or at lest bisexual.		In 1187 Richard slept in the same bed with the 22-year-old King Philip II of France, but this is regarded as a symbol of friendship between the two countries with no sexual connotations. However a number of historians have maintained that Richard was homosexual, or at lest bisexual.

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'''Richard I''' (1157–1199) known as '''Richard the Lionheart''' ('''Cœur de Lion''') was King of England from 1189. He spent little time in England, preferring to live in his Duchy of Aquitaine. He took part in the Third Crusade, conquering Cyprus in 1191. On the way home from the Crusade he was shipwrecked and made his way overland, being captured neara Vienna by the Duke of Austria and handed over to the Holy Roman Emperor. He was released in return for a ransom of 150,000 marks. Later legends relate that his minstrel Blondel travelled to Austria and found where the King was imprisoned by singing outside the castle.

In 1187 Richard slept in the same bed with the 22-year-old King Philip II of France, but this is regarded as a symbol of friendship between the two countries with no sexual connotations. However a number of historians have maintained that Richard was homosexual, or at lest bisexual.

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