Other Figures — Minor Figures
117 figures from The Boy's Froissart who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.
King Arthur
king · first appears Book 1, Chapter 31
- Book 1, Chapter 31 · with King Edward “the great castle of Windsor, which King Arthur had first founded in time past”
Marquis of Juliers
marquis · first appears Book 1, Chapter 19
- Book 1, Chapter 19 · with King Edward “It was then determined that the Marquis of Juliers should go to the emperor, and with him knights and counsellors from the king, and some from the Duke of Gueldres; but the Duke of Brabant would not send any: he lent, however, his castle of Louvain to the king for his residence.”
Philip de Chateaux
principal esquire and chief counsellor · first appears Book 1, Chapter 9
- Book 1, Chapter 9 · employer: Sir John de Hainault “He gave also to Philip de Chateaux, his principal esquire and chief counsellor, a hundred marks sterling of rent, to be paid at the same time and place.”
- Book 1, Chapter 9 · employer: King Edward “He gave also to Philip de Chateaux, his principal esquire and chief counsellor, a hundred marks sterling of rent, to be paid at the same time and place.”
St. George
saint · first appears Book 1, Chapter 31
- Book 1, Chapter 31 · with King Edward “The king founded a chapel at Windsor, in honor of St. George”
Bishop of Metz
bishop · first appears Book 1, Chapter 26
- Book 1, Chapter 26 · liege: King Philip “Charles, King of Bohemia, the Duke of Lorrain, the Earl of Bar, the Bishop of Metz, the Bishop of Verdun, the Earl of Montbeliard, the Lord John of Chalons, the Earl of Geneva, the Earl of Savoy, and the Lord Lewis, his brother, came to serve under the King of France, with as many men as they could collect together.”
Bishop of Verdun
bishop · first appears Book 1, Chapter 26
- Book 1, Chapter 26 · liege: King Philip “Charles, King of Bohemia, the Duke of Lorrain, the Earl of Bar, the Bishop of Metz, the Bishop of Verdun, the Earl of Montbeliard, the Lord John of Chalons, the Earl of Geneva, the Earl of Savoy, and the Lord Lewis, his brother, came to serve under the King of France, with as many men as they could collect together.”
Duke of Bourbon (early French levy)
duke · first appears Book 1, Chapter 26
- Book 1, Chapter 26 · liege: King Philip “There came to him also, the Dukes of Brittany, Burgundy, and Bourbon, the Earls of Alençon, Flanders, Foretz, Armagnac, Blois, Harcourt, and Dammartin, the Lord Charles of Blois, the Lord of Coucy, and many other knights and barons.”