Richard Earl of Cornwall

Richard of Cornwall, also known as Richard of Cornwall, was a 13th-century English nobleman and brother of King Henry III. As Earl of Cornwall from 1225, he was a significant landowner and political figure, involved in both domestic governance and military campaigns. He was known for his wealth, influence, and efforts to strengthen England’s power. Richard also played a role in supporting the papacy and was involved in the Sixth Crusade. His leadership and political activities helped shape medieval England’s history, making him a prominent figure of his time.