El imperio del león : Auge y caída de los Plantagenet, los grandes reyes guerreros medievales

For more than three centuries, England was ruled by a ruthless, ambitious, and dazzling family that shaped the destiny of Europe. The Plantagenets were warrior kings, crusaders, conquerors, traitors, and tyrants; men and women capable of building empires, unleashing civil wars, and transforming a divided kingdom into one of the great powers of the Middle Ages. Dan Jones immerses us in the history of this extraordinary dynasty: Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine, Richard the Lionheart and his campaigns in the Holy Land, John Lackland and Magna Carta, Edward I and his wars against the Welsh and Scots, the Black Prince, John of Gaunt, and the monarchs who led England into the Hundred Years' War.