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{{Infobox officeholder
|name=Edward I
|image=
|birth_date=June 17/18, 1239
|birth_place=Palace of Westminster, England
|death_date=July 7, 1307
|death_place=Burgh by Sands, England
|religion=
|spouse=
|children=
|alma_mater=
|party=
|office=King of England
|term_start=November 20, 1272
|term_end=July 7, 1307
|preceded=[[Henry III]]
|succeeded=[[Edward II]]
}}
'''Edward I''' (1239-1307), [[king]] of [[England]] (1272-1307) was the embodiment of many of the perceptions and ideals of the [[medieval]] king. He was very tall (nicknamed “Longshanks”), [[intelligence|intelligent]], articulate and at his succession, already an experienced battle commander, having been the architect of the victory over [[Simon de Montfort]] at [[Evesham]] in 1265 and distinguishing himself in action during the truncated [[Eighth Crusade]] (1270).
'''Edward I''' (1239-1307), [[king]] of [[England]] (1272-1307) was the embodiment of many of the perceptions and ideals of the [[medieval]] king. He was very tall (nicknamed “Longshanks”), [[intelligence|intelligent]], articulate and at his succession, already an experienced battle commander, having been the architect of the victory over [[Simon de Montfort]] at [[Evesham]] in 1265 and distinguishing himself in action during the truncated [[Eighth Crusade]] (1270).