Sir Guy de la Tremouille

Also known as: Sir Guy · Family: Christian · Role: knight · First appears: Book 4, Chapter 5, part 1/2

In Book 4, Chapter 5, Sir Guy and Sir William de la Tremouille commanded the night guard. He and Sir William de la Tremouille agreed to join Affrenal in forming a group of ten combatants, alongside Lord de Thim and others. When Lord de Coucy armed himself and went to meet the Saracens despite his earlier objections, Sir Guy de la Tremouille led the armed companions.

In Chapter 6, Sir Guy de la Tremouille was among the commanders who knew of the plot and decided to break up the siege. He later embarked with the army, including Lord de Coucy, Duke of Bourbon (Africa expedition), Dauphin of Auvergne, Sir Philip de Bar and Sir John de Vienne, and departed by galley.

Relationship record

Life events

• Nine named Christians joined Affrenal to form the ten combatants.(Book 4, Chapter 5, part 1/2)
  • With: Sir William de la Tremouille Affrenal Lord de Thim Sir Boucicaut the younger Sir Helion de Lignac Sir John Russel Sir John Harpedone Alain Boudet Bouchet
  • “Sir Boucicaut the younger accepted it with great courage, as did Sir Helion de Lignac, Sir John Russel, an Englishman, Sir John Harpedone, Alain Boudet, and Bouchet.”
• Despite his objections, Lord de Coucy armed himself and went with the Christians to meet the Saracens.(Book 4, Chapter 5, part 1/2)
  • With: Lord de Coucy
  • “Although the Lord de Coucy had intended his speech to the Lord de Thim as advice for his benefit, he did not the less arm himself: when fully equipped, he went with his companions, who were completely armed, and in good array, with Sir Guy de la Tremouille at their head, to meet the Saracens.”
• The army embarked on its vessels and departed from the coast.(Book 4, Chapter 6, part 1/2)
  • With: Lord de Coucy Duke of Bourbon (Africa expedition) Dauphin of Auvergne Sir Philip de Bar Sir John de Vienne
  • “When all things were embarked, the knights entered the galleys that had brought them thither.”

Book 4, Chapter 5, part 1/2

• allies with Sir William de la Tremouille “Sir Guy and Sir William de la Tremouille had commanded the guard of the night”
• allies with Affrenal “The two knights were well pleased, and said, ‘Affrenal, go and speak to others, for we will be of your number ten.’”
• allies with Lord de Thim “The Lord de Thim willingly accepted the offer; and of all those to whom Affrenal related it, he might, if he pleased, have had a hundred instead of ten. Sir Boucicaut the younger accepted it with great courage, as did Sir Helion de Lignac, Sir John Russel, an Englishman, Sir John Harpedone, Alain Boudet, and Bouchet.”

Book 4, Chapter 6, part 1/2

• allies with Lord de Coucy “Our principal commanders, the Duke of Bourbon, the Dauphin of Auvergne, the Lord de Coucy, Sir Guy de la Tremouille, Sir Philip de Bar, and Sir John de Vienne, are well acquainted with this plot; and for this reason they have determined suddenly to break up the siege.”
• allies with Duke of Bourbon (Africa expedition) “Our principal commanders, the Duke of Bourbon, the Dauphin of Auvergne, the Lord de Coucy, Sir Guy de la Tremouille, Sir Philip de Bar, and Sir John de Vienne, are well acquainted with this plot; and for this reason they have determined suddenly to break up the siege.”
• allies with Dauphin of Auvergne “Our principal commanders, the Duke of Bourbon, the Dauphin of Auvergne, the Lord de Coucy, Sir Guy de la Tremouille, Sir Philip de Bar, and Sir John de Vienne, are well acquainted with this plot; and for this reason they have determined suddenly to break up the siege.”
• allies with Sir Philip de Bar “Our principal commanders, the Duke of Bourbon, the Dauphin of Auvergne, the Lord de Coucy, Sir Guy de la Tremouille, Sir Philip de Bar, and Sir John de Vienne, are well acquainted with this plot; and for this reason they have determined suddenly to break up the siege.”
• allies with Sir John de Vienne “Our principal commanders, the Duke of Bourbon, the Dauphin of Auvergne, the Lord de Coucy, Sir Guy de la Tremouille, Sir Philip de Bar, and Sir John de Vienne, are well acquainted with this plot; and for this reason they have determined suddenly to break up the siege.”

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