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King Edward I brandishing the javelin

King Edward I brandishing the javelin


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King Edward I brandishing the javelin

King Edward I (1239-1307), brandishing the javelin, and swearing he will hang the man who threw it -- possibly a mythological rather than true event.
late 13th century

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Archers Arrows Bows Brandishing Conflict Hang Javelin Swearing Swords Threw Weapon


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King Edward I, also known as Edward Longshanks or the Hammer of the Scots, is depicted in this late 13th century print brandishing a javelin with a determined and fierce expression. The story behind this image is shrouded in myth and legend, as there is no historical evidence to support the claim that the King ever brandished a javelin in such a manner or made the threat to hang the man who threw it. However, the image is a powerful representation of Edward's reputation as a skilled warrior and a formidable monarch. Edward's military campaigns against the Welsh and the Scots were marked by his innovative use of new military technologies, such as the longbow and the knight's helmet with a visor. The flags and banners in the background of the print reflect the diverse array of forces that Edward led into battle. The King is shown wearing his royal robes and a crown, symbolizing his authority and power. He is flanked by soldiers, some of whom are mounted on horses, ready to engage in combat. The presence of swords and bows and arrows in the scene further underscores the martial nature of the scene. Despite the mythological nature of the event depicted in the print, it remains a striking representation of King Edward I's legendary status as a warrior king. The image serves as a reminder of the complex and often violent conflicts that characterized medieval Europe and the role of monarchs in shaping the course of history.

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