King Philip of France

Family: France · Role: king · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 43

Life events

• King Philip of France retained Sir John and his counsel for France at a salary and granted him greater revenue.(Book 1, Chapter 43)
  • With: Sir John de Hainault
  • “The King of France was no sooner informed of it, than he sent to him persons sufficiently authorized, who retained him, as well as his counsel for France, at a certain salary; and he recompensed him in his kingdom with a greater revenue than he derived from England.”

Book 1, Chapter 43

• servant: Sir John de Hainault “The King of France was no sooner informed of it, than he sent to him persons sufficiently authorized, who retained him, as well as his counsel for France, at a certain salary;”
• with Earl of Blois (The Earl of Blois served as an intermediary.) “King Philip of France endeavored by a treaty, through the means of the Earl of Blois, to persuade Sir John of Hainault to take part with France.”

Also listed in France — Minor Figures

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