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Alice's mother died in 1363 during an outbreak of plague. Four years later, in 1367, Philip returned to Cyprus, and in 1369 assumed the leadership of a revolt against King Peter and of the group of barons who subsequently assassinated him.[citation needed] After the regicide, the king's son, Peter II, who was a minor, succeeded him, with his mother Eleanor and his uncles John and James acting as his regents. Eleanor suspected John and James of having been part of a plot to murder Peter II. Philip was immediately appointed seneschal of Cyprus; however, following the Genoese invasion in 1373 (which Queen Eleanor had secretly arranged), he was first imprisoned at Famagusta, then sent to prison in Genoa, where he was beheaded sometime between 1374 and 1376.