Sir Robert de Bailleul

Family: Hainault · Role: knight · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 10

In Book 1, Chapter 10, Sir Robert de Bailleul is identified as Sir William de Bailleul’s brother. In Book 1, Chapter 26, at Pont-à-Tressin, he was with Sir William de Bailleul when his company mistook a banner for their own and routed the Hainaulters.

By Book 1, Chapter 27, King Philip was “much rejoiced at the arrival of Sir Robert de Bailleul, and his defeat of the Hainaulters.”

Relationship record

Sir Robert de Bailleul's company mistook their banner for their own and routed the Hainaulters.(Book 1, Chapter 26 · 📍 Pont-à-Tressin)
- With: Sir William de Bailleul
- “The Hainaulters made a sad mistake, and ran into the midst of Sir Robert’s troop, who received them most fiercely, repulsed and discomfited them.”
1327 · Sir John de Hainault arrived at York with his company and was welcomed and entertained by the king, queen, and barons.(Book 1, Chapter 10 · 📍 York)
- With: King Edward Sir John de Hainault Sir William de Bailleul Sir John de Montigny the younger Sir Sause de Boussac Sir Vaufflat de Guistelle Sir James de Guistelle Sir John de Libeaux Henry
- “Sir John and his company reached York by the appointed time, and were welcomed and magnificently entertained by the king, queen, and all the barons.”

siblings with Sir William de Bailleul (Sir William is identified as Sir Robert's brother.) “Sir Fastres de Reu, Sir Robert de Bailleul, Sir William de Bailleul his brother,”

siblings with Sir William de Bailleul “under the command of Sir Robert de Bailleul, brother-german to the above-mentioned Sir William de Bailleul”

with King Philip (The king rejoices at Sir Robert's arrival and victory.) “The King of France was much rejoiced at the arrival of Sir Robert de Bailleul, and his defeat of the Hainaulters.”
allies with King Philip “The King of France was much rejoiced at the arrival of Sir Robert de Bailleul, and his defeat of the Hainaulters.”

Extracted from the original text of The Boy's Froissart. Made with Rho MD.