Henry III of England
Henry continued to be helpful, pious, and religious by continuing to help the poor people. He continues continued to rebuild Westminster Abbey and continue to improve life and health care in England. The people of England would once again experience peace, stability, and prosperity. In early 1272, Henry's health started to decline and on November of the same year, he died at the age of 65 and was buried at Westminster Abbey. Because Henry was a religious person, he was canonized two months after his death on 26 February 1273 by Pope Gregory X. Many historians view Henry as a weak but great king.