Imprisonment of King Richard I of England
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The Imprisonment of King Richard I of England refers to his capture and detention in 1192–1194 by Leopold V, Duke of Austria, and later the Holy Roman Emperor Henry VI, during his return from the Third Crusade, which led to a massive ransom and significant political repercussions across Europe.
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| Imprisonment of King Richard I of England canonical | 1 |
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