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This queen of the Iceni launched a rebellion against the Romans invaders of Britain
She burned London to the ground
She is rumoured to lie buried beneath one of platforms at King's Cross/St Pancras rail station
25 April, 1284
Birth of Prince Edward (Edward II) at Caernarfon Castle
He was later named 'Prince of Wales', a title conferred on heirs to the English throne since
This monarch died at Pontefract Castle in Yorkshire, in early 1400, probably of starvation
He was imprisoned at Pontefract by his cousin, Henry Bolingbroke
He was followed to the throne by Henry IV