Holinshed's Chronicles

Thomas Trivet

Also known as: Thomas Triuet / sir Thomas Triuet · Family: England · Role: captain · First appears: Richard II 3

Life events

  • c. 1377 · Thomas Triuet and William Scrope were sent into Gascoigne with other English captains.(Richard II 3 · 📍 Gascoigne)
    • With: William Scrope
    • “The lord Neuill, sir Thomas Triuet, sir William Scrope, and diuerse other valiant capteins of England, were sent into Gascoigne this yeare”
  • c. 1383 · Thomas Trivet and William Elmham were imprisoned for suspected misconduct in surrendering Bruckburge and Grauelin.(Richard II 26 · 📍 tower of London)
    • With: William Elmham
    • “sir Thomas Triuet, & sir William Elmham were committed to prison within the tower of London, as men suspected of euill dealing in the deliuerie of Bruckburge and Grauelin to the Frenchmens hands”
  • c. 1388 · An armed force was assembled at Mewes, then withdrawn after Richard II ordered its seizure.(Richard II 39 · 📍 Mewes)
    • With: Richard II Nicholas Brembre
    • “sir Thomas Triuet, and sir Nitholas Brambre, knight, that had in déed assembled such a number of men, when they vnderstood what order the king had giuen therein, they sent their men backe to London.”

Richard II 3

  • sworn: Richard II “The lord Neuill, sir Thomas Triuet, sir William Scrope, and diuerse other valiant capteins of England, were sent into Gascoigne this yeare, which first landed at Burdeaux, on the euen of the Natiuitie of our ladie, where after they had rested them a while, they went and raised the siege, which the Frenchmen had held before Mortaigne in Poictou a long time before.”

Richard II 26

  • enemies with Richard II “sir Thomas Triuet, & sir William Elmham were committed to prison within the tower of London, as men suspected of euill dealing in the deliuerie of Bruckburge and Grauelin to the Frenchmens hands”

Richard II 28

  • with William Courtenay (interaction) “Sir Thomas Triuet, and sir Iohn Deuereux intreating for him, were sore rebuked at his hands.”

Richard II 39

  • allies with Nicholas Brembre (They jointly assembled an armed force.) “But sir Thomas Triuet, and sir Nitholas Brambre, knight, that had in déed assembled such a number of men, when they vnderstood what order the king had giuen therein, they sent their men backe to London.”

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