Lord of Rauderondenc

First appears: Book 1, Chapter 29

Life events

• The Germans captured fourscore gentlemen during the fight.(Book 1, Chapter 29)
  • With: Sir Reginald d’Escouvenort
  • “The Lord of Montmorency remained his prisoner; and the Germans fought so well, that they maintained their ground, and made fourscore gentlemen prisoners.”

Book 1, Chapter 29

• child: Sir John of Rauderondenc “The Lord of Rauderondenc, Sir John of Rauderondenc his son (at that time a squire), Sir John de Randebourgh (a squire also, and tutor to the Lord of Rauderondenc’s son),”
• child: Sir Henry de Kalkren “It was determined that the Lord of Rauderondenc, and his son, Sir Henry de Kalkren, a mercenary knight, Sir Thilman de Saussy, Sir Oulphart de Guistelles, Sir l’Alleman of Hainault, Sir Robert Glewes, and Jacquelot de Thiaulx, should act as light-horse, and skirmish up to the tents of the French; that the rest of the knights and squires, who might amount to three hundred, should remain at the bridge to keep and defend that pass in case of any attack.”

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