| Biografi | |
|---|---|
| Kelahiran | 1284 (Kalender Masehi Gregorius)  Gaskonia |
| Kematian | 19 Juni 1312 (27/28 tahun) Warwickshire |
| Penyebab kematian | Pemancungan |
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland (en)  | |
| | |
| Kegiatan | |
| Pekerjaan | politikus |
| Lain-lain | |
| Gelar bangsawan | Kont Kesalahan: waktu tidak sah. – Kesalahan: waktu tidak sah. (Kesalahan: waktu tidak sah. – Kesalahan: waktu tidak sah.) |
| Pasangan nikah | Margaret de Clare (1307 (Kalender Masehi Gregorius)–) |
| Anak | Amy de Gaveston (en) |
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Piers Gaveston, 1st Earl of Cornwall (s. 1284 – 19 Juni 1312) adalah seorang bangsawan Inggris asal Gascon dan orang kesayangan Raja Edward II dari Inggris. Pada masa muda, ia membuat Raja Edward I "Longshanks" menjadi terkesan, dan diangkat menjadi anggota keluarga dari putra Raja tersebut, Edward dari Caernarfon.
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