Lord Oudart de Renty
Family: Flanders · Role: commander · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 64
In Book 1, Chapter 64, the Flemings chose Lord Oudart de Renty, banished from France, as their commander and closely besieged Bethune. Inside, Sir Geoffry de Chargny, Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont, Lord Baudoin d’Anequin and Lord John de Landas defended the town for the King of France. The siege failed, and the Flemings returned to Flanders without conquering Bethune.
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Life events
- The Flemings’ siege of Bethune failed, and they returned to Flanders without conquering it.(Book 1, Chapter 64 · 📍 Bethune)
- With: Sir Geoffry de Chargny Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont Lord Baudoin d’Anequin Lord John de Landas
- “The town of Bethune was so well defended, that the Flemings conquered nothing: they returned, therefore, to Flanders, not having been more successful than before.”
Book 1, Chapter 64
- with flemings (Commander of the Flemish force.) “They had chosen for their commander the Lord Oudart de Renty, who had been banished from France, and had closely besieged the town and much damaged it by their attacks.”
- enemies with Sir Geoffry de Chargny “They had chosen for their commander the Lord Oudart de Renty, who had been banished from France, and had closely besieged the town and much damaged it by their attacks. But there were within four knights for the King of France, who well defended it: their names were Sir Geoffry de Chargny, the Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont, the Lord Baudoin d’Anequin, and Lord John de Landas.”
- enemies with Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont “They had chosen for their commander the Lord Oudart de Renty, who had been banished from France, and had closely besieged the town and much damaged it by their attacks. But there were within four knights for the King of France, who well defended it: their names were Sir Geoffry de Chargny, the Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont, the Lord Baudoin d’Anequin, and Lord John de Landas.”
- enemies with Lord Baudoin d’Anequin “They had chosen for their commander the Lord Oudart de Renty, who had been banished from France, and had closely besieged the town and much damaged it by their attacks. But there were within four knights for the King of France, who well defended it: their names were Sir Geoffry de Chargny, the Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont, the Lord Baudoin d’Anequin, and Lord John de Landas.”
- enemies with Lord John de Landas “They had chosen for their commander the Lord Oudart de Renty, who had been banished from France, and had closely besieged the town and much damaged it by their attacks. But there were within four knights for the King of France, who well defended it: their names were Sir Geoffry de Chargny, the Lord Eustace de Ribeaumont, the Lord Baudoin d’Anequin, and Lord John de Landas.”
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