Lord Philip

Also known as: Philip · Family: France · Role: youngest son of the king · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 78, part 2/3

In Book 1, Chapter 78, Lord Philip appears alongside King John as his youngest son, joining the King of France in attacking the division of the marshals. In Chapter 82, he is among the princes and barons who are prisoners at the supper given by Prince of Wales.

Shortly afterwards, in Chapter 84, Philip moves with his father and the King of France’s household from the Palace of Savoy to Windsor Castle, where he is permitted to hunt, hawk, and enjoy other diversions.

Relationship record

Life events

The King of France and his household were moved from the Palace of Savoy to Windsor Castle.(Book 1, Chapter 84 · 📍 Windsor Castle)
- With: King John
- “Shortly afterwards the King of France and all his household were removed from the Palace of Savoy to Windsor Castle, where he was permitted to hunt and hawk, and take what other diversions he pleased in that neighborhood, as well as the Lord Philip his son.”

Book 1, Chapter 78, part 2/3

parent: King John “The King of France, with the Lord Philip his youngest son, attacked the division of the marshals, the Earls of Warwick and Suffolk.”
allies with King John “The King of France, with the Lord Philip his youngest son, attacked the division of the marshals, the Earls of Warwick and Suffolk.”

Book 1, Chapter 80

parent: King John “Neither the king nor his youngest son Philip were able to get forward, and free themselves from the throng.”

Book 1, Chapter 82

parent: King John “The prince seated the King of France and his son the Lord Philip at an elevated and well-covered table”
with Prince of Wales (The Prince of Wales hosted Lord Philip at supper.) “When evening was come, the Prince of Wales gave a supper in his pavilion to the King of France, and to the greater part of the princes and barons who were prisoners.”

Book 1, Chapter 84

parent: King John “Shortly afterwards the King of France and all his household were removed from the Palace of Savoy to Windsor Castle, where he was permitted to hunt and hawk, and take what other diversions he pleased in that neighborhood, as well as the Lord Philip his son.”

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