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Jusser de Gaveston was a favorite of King Edward II of England. He was a Gascon nobleman who was appointed to the position of Steward of the Household in 1307. Gaveston was a popular figure at court, and he was known for his lavish lifestyle. He was also a skilled musician and poet.

Gaveston’s relationship with Edward II was controversial. Some people believed that Gaveston was a bad influence on the king, and they accused him of corrupting Edward II. In 1311, Gaveston was exiled from England. He returned to England in 1312, but he was captured and executed by the barons.

Gaveston’s death was a turning point in Edward II’s reign. The king became increasingly unpopular, and he was eventually overthrown by his wife, Isabella of France, and her lover, Roger Mortimer.