دور إنكلترا في حل النزاع الأوربي حول صقلية 1284-1289

Abstract EN

The King of England, Edward I (1272-1307), worked hard to prevent a war in Europe with the French and Spanish Aragon and other states as well as the papacy where the struggle for control of the Sicilian strategic island on the Mediterranean The King of England defended this by his desire to carry out a crusade to the Holy Land under the leadership of England and to share the kingdoms of Western Europe.

This requires stability and peace on the European continent, in order to prevent the depletion of its resources which are in dire need of such a campaign.

The Duchy of Gaskone was the last English property in France, so the King of England spared no effort to prevent that war and was able to do so to a great extent.