The Boy's Froissart

Lord de Thim

Family: Christian · Role: lord · First appears: Book 4, Chapter 5, part 1/2

In Book 4, Chapter 5, part 1/2, Lord de Thim accepted Affrenal’s offer and joined him and eight other Christians as one of the ten combatants. He was associated with Sir Guy de la Tremouille and Sir William de la Tremouille among those who accepted the offer. When he went to his tent to arm, he found Lord de Coucy there and acknowledged him as his lord.

Relationship record

Life events

Book 4, Chapter 5, part 1/2

  • allies with Affrenal “The Lord de Thim willingly accepted the offer”
  • liege: Lord de Coucy “I believe the Lord de Thim was a dependent on, or of the company of, the Lord de Coucy; for, when he repaired to his tent to arm, he found him there, and acknowledged him for his lord.”
  • allies with Sir Guy de la Tremouille “The Lord de Thim willingly accepted the offer; and of all those to whom Affrenal related it, he might, if he pleased, have had a hundred instead of ten. Sir Boucicaut the younger accepted it with great courage, as did Sir Helion de Lignac, Sir John Russel, an Englishman, Sir John Harpedone, Alain Boudet, and Bouchet.”
  • allies with Sir William de la Tremouille “The Lord de Thim willingly accepted the offer; and of all those to whom Affrenal related it, he might, if he pleased, have had a hundred instead of ten. Sir Boucicaut the younger accepted it with great courage, as did Sir Helion de Lignac, Sir John Russel, an Englishman, Sir John Harpedone, Alain Boudet, and Bouchet.”

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