Thomas Plantagenet

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Thomas Plantagenet, also known as Thomas of Brotherton, 1st Earl of Norfolk, was a medieval English nobleman and son of King Edward I who played a significant role in early 14th-century English politics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Earl of Norfolk
English nobleman
Plantagenet prince
human
medieval noble
activeInCentury 14th century
associatedWithPlace Framlingham Castle NERFINISHED
Norfolk NERFINISHED
birthDate 1300-06-01
1300-06-02
birthPlace Brotherton, Yorkshire NERFINISHED
burialPlace Bury St Edmunds Abbey NERFINISHED
child Alice of Norfolk NERFINISHED
Edward of Norfolk NERFINISHED
Margaret, Duchess of Norfolk NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
deathDate 1338-08-04
deathPlace Framlingham Castle, Suffolk NERFINISHED
era Middle Ages
father Edward I of England NERFINISHED
feudalLordship Lord of Framlingham NERFINISHED
fullName Thomas of Brotherton NERFINISHED
givenName Thomas NERFINISHED
halfSibling Edward II of England NERFINISHED
languageSpoken Anglo-Norman French NERFINISHED
Middle English
maternalGrandfather Philip III of France NERFINISHED
memberOfDynasty House of Plantagenet NERFINISHED
monarchServed Edward II of England NERFINISHED
Edward III of England NERFINISHED
mother Margaret of France, Queen of England NERFINISHED
nobleRank earl
nobleTitle 1st Earl of Norfolk NERFINISHED
Earl Marshal of England NERFINISHED
notableFor role in early 14th-century English politics
service as Earl Marshal
parentOfMonarchs no
paternalGrandfather Henry III of England NERFINISHED
positionHeld Earl Marshal of England NERFINISHED
Earl of Norfolk NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
royalStatus son of a king
sibling Edmund of Woodstock, 1st Earl of Kent NERFINISHED
spouse Alice de Hales NERFINISHED
Mary de Brewes NERFINISHED
style Lord Thomas of Brotherton NERFINISHED
titleCreation first creation of the Earldom of Norfolk for him

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