Haze de Flanders

Also known as: the Haze · Family: Flanders · Role: leader · First appears: Book 2, Chapter 15

In Book 2, Chapter 15, Haze de Flanders and his companions surprised Harle, killed many people in the town and nearby, and drove the remaining inhabitants out. He rode with Sir John Jumont, Constable de Vuillon and Sir Henry Duffle; after the group had alarmed the country, they set out to retreat.

At Pont-Amenin, the bridge collapsed beneath those following Haze and the others across. Haze and about thirty companions had already passed over, while many horses and riders were thrown down and perished.

Relationship record

Life events

• Haze de Flanders and his companions surprised Harle and drove its remaining inhabitants out.(Book 2, Chapter 15 · 📍 Harle)
  • “They rode for the town of Harle, which they surprised; and, after slaying many in the town and environs, they drove the remainder out of the town.”
• The retreating force was trapped when the bridge collapsed, and Flemings killed or drowned many of its members.(Book 2, Chapter 15 · 📍 Pont-Amenin)
  • With: Sir John Jumont Constable de Vuillon Sir Henry Duffle
  • “The Haze and some others had the courage and good luck to pass over,--they might be about thirty,--but, as others were following, the bridge broke down under them. Horses and riders were overthrown, and both perished together.”

Book 2, Chapter 15

• allies with Sir John Jumont (They took part in the same armed expedition.) “When the Haze, Sir John Jumont, the Constable de Vuillon, Sir Henry Duffle, and the other knights and squires, had sufficiently alarmed the country, they thought it was time for them to retreat”
• allies with Constable de Vuillon (They took part in the same armed expedition.) “When the Haze, Sir John Jumont, the Constable de Vuillon, Sir Henry Duffle, and the other knights and squires, had sufficiently alarmed the country, they thought it was time for them to retreat”
• allies with Sir Henry Duffle (They took part in the same armed expedition.) “When the Haze, Sir John Jumont, the Constable de Vuillon, Sir Henry Duffle, and the other knights and squires, had sufficiently alarmed the country, they thought it was time for them to retreat”

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