Lord Robert d’Artois

Also known as: Earl of Richmond · Family: England · Role: lord · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 19

In Book 1, Chapter 19, Lord Robert d’Artois was in England, close to King Edward, whom he continually advised to make war on King Philip for withholding his inheritance. He was an enemy of King Philip.

By Book 1, Chapter 23, he was called the Earl of Richmond and was listed among King Edward’s allies.

Relationship record

Book 1, Chapter 19

• with King Edward (Robert continually advised the king.) “The Lord Robert d’Artois was in England very near the king’s person, whom he was continually advising to make war upon the King of France, for wrongfully withholding his inheritance.”
• enemies with King Philip (The following passage identifies the King of France as King Philip.) “The Lord Robert d’Artois was in England very near the king’s person, whom he was continually advising to make war upon the King of France, for wrongfully withholding his inheritance.”

Book 1, Chapter 23

• allies with King Edward “The king, who was in the flower of his youth, showed himself on that day a gallant knight, as did the Earls of Derby, Pembroke, Hereford, Huntingdon, Northampton, and Gloucester; the Lord Reginald Cobham, Lord Felton, Lord Bradestan, Sir Richard Stafford, the Lord Percy, Sir Walter Manny, Sir Henry de Flanders, Sir John Beauchamp, Sir John Chandos, the Lord Delaware, Lucie Lord Malton, and the Lord Robert d’Artois, now called Earl of Richmond.”

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