Crull, Lord High Treasurer of Ireland. Death He died in or near Louvain in 1392 of injuries sustained during a boar hunt. Three years later, on the anniversary of his death, 22 November 1395, Richard II had his embalmed body brought back to England for burial. It was recorded by the chronicler Thomas Walsingham that many magnates did not attend the re-burial ceremony because they 'had not yet digested their hatred' of him. The king had the coffin opened to kiss his lost friend's hand and to gaze on his face one last time. Succession After Ireland's death, his uncle Sir Aubrey de Vere, was restored to the family titles and estates, becoming 10th Earl of Oxford. The Dukedom of Ireland and Marquessate of Dublin became extinct. Footnotes References 1362 births 1392 deaths Lord Great Chamberlains Knights of the Garter Robert de Vere, 9th Earl Accidental deaths in France Robert Dukes in the Peerage of England British and English royal favourites 14th-century English people Lords Lieutenant of Ireland Life peers created by Richard II