Captal de Buch
Family: England · Role: captain · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 74
In Book 1, Chapter 74, Remond de Gederlach, a squire in the Captal de Buch’s division, was slain. In Chapter 75, the Captal de Buch advanced with Sir Haymenon de Pomiers, Sir Bartholomew Burghersh and Sir Eustace d’Ambreticourt to observe the French encampment; the knights then attacked the French rear, unhorsing many and taking prisoners.
In Chapter 80, Lord Charles d’Artois and other knights and squires were captured by the division under the Captal de Buch’s banner. In Chapter 84, when the season was sufficiently advanced, the Prince of Wales departed for England with the Captal de Buch and other Gascons.
Relationship record
Life events
- The knights attacked the French rear, unhorsing many and taking prisoners.(Book 1, Chapter 75)
- With: Sir Haymenon de Pomiers Sir Bartholomew Burghersh Sir Eustace d’Ambreticourt
- “These knights, with two hundred men well armed and mounted on their best steeds, set out, and soon perceived the French king’s army. All the plain was covered with men at arms, and these English could not refrain from attacking the rear of the French: they unhorsed many, and took some prisoners”
- Lord Charles d’Artois was captured by the division under the Captal de Buch’s banner.(Book 1, Chapter 80)
- With: Lord Charles d’Artois
- “the Lord Charles d’Artois and many other knights and squires were captured by the division under the banner of the Captal de Buch.”
- The Prince of Wales departed for England with Gascon barons.(Book 1, Chapter 84)
- With: Prince of Wales Sir Aymery de Tarse Lord de Tarse Lord de Landuras Lord de Mucident Souldich de la Trane
- “This being done, the prince embarked on board a handsome ship, and took with him a great many Gascons: among them were the Captal de Buch, Sir Aymery de Tarse, the Lord de Tarse, the Lord de Landuras, the Lord de Mucident, the Souldich de la Trane, and many others.”
Book 1, Chapter 74
- with Remond de Gederlach (Remond belonged to the Captal's division.) “On this occasion there was slain, on the part of the English, a squire called Remond de Gederlach, who belonged to the division of the Captal de Buch.”
- with Remond de Gederlach (Remond belonged to the Captal's division.) “On this occasion there was slain, on the part of the English, a squire called Remond de Gederlach, who belonged to the division of the Captal de Buch.”
Book 1, Chapter 75
- with Sir Haymenon de Pomiers (Jointly ordered to scout the French encampment.) “The Captal de Buch, Sir Haymenon de Pomiers, Sir Bartholomew Burghersh, and Sir Eustace d’Ambreticourt were ordered to advance, and observe where the French were encamped.”
- with Sir Bartholomew Burghersh (Jointly ordered to scout the French encampment.) “The Captal de Buch, Sir Haymenon de Pomiers, Sir Bartholomew Burghersh, and Sir Eustace d’Ambreticourt were ordered to advance, and observe where the French were encamped.”
- with Sir Eustace d’Ambreticourt (Jointly ordered to scout the French encampment.) “The Captal de Buch, Sir Haymenon de Pomiers, Sir Bartholomew Burghersh, and Sir Eustace d’Ambreticourt were ordered to advance, and observe where the French were encamped.”
Book 1, Chapter 80
- with Lord Charles d’Artois (The division under the Captal's banner captured Lord Charles d’Artois.) “the Lord Charles d’Artois and many other knights and squires were captured by the division under the banner of the Captal de Buch.”
Book 1, Chapter 84
- with Prince of Wales (The prince took him along on the voyage.) “This being done, the prince embarked on board a handsome ship, and took with him a great many Gascons: among them were the Captal de Buch, Sir Aymery de Tarse, the Lord de Tarse, the Lord de Landuras, the Lord de Mucident, the Souldich de la Trane, and many others.”
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