In the Fourteenth Century,Edward II Argued That He Was the Legitimate

In the fourteenth century,Edward II argued that he was the legitimate heir of France based on a closer relationship to Philip IV of France than that of the new Valois king because:

A) his mother was Philip IV's wife.
B) he was married to Philip IV's sister.
C) he was married to Philip IV's daughter.
D) he was the grandson of Philip III.
E) his mother was Philip IV's daughter.