Henry de Beaufort

Family: England · Role: bastard son · First appears: Book 4, Chapter 1, part 1/2

Life events

• The Duke of Lancaster sent his bastard son Henry de Beaufort on the expedition.(Book 4, Chapter 1, part 1/2)
  • With: Duke of Lancaster (father of the Beauforts)
  • “the Duke of Lancaster had a bastard son, called Henry de Beaufort, whom, through devotion, he sent thither.”
• 1390 · The expedition’s knights and squires embarked aboard ships and galleys.(Book 4, Chapter 1, part 1/2 · 📍 Genoa)
  • With: Duke of Bourbon (Africa expedition) Lord de Coucy Evan of Foix
  • “They were embarked on board of ships and galleys, that had been properly equipped for the voyage, on St. John Baptist’s Day, in the year of grace 1390.”

Book 4, Chapter 1, part 1/2

• parent: Duke of Lancaster (father of the Beauforts) “the Duke of Lancaster had a bastard son, called Henry de Beaufort, whom, through devotion, he sent thither.”

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