Queen of England

Family: England · Role: queen · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 84

Life events

The Queen of England took leave of the earl and countess and departed.(Book 1, Chapter 6)
- With: earl countess
- “The Queen of England took leave of the earl and countess, thanking them much for the honor they had shown her, and kissed them at her departure.”
The Queen of England and her party set sail from Dordrecht.(Book 1, Chapter 6 · 📍 Dordrecht)
- With: her son Sir John
- “When they left the harbor of Dordrecht, the fleet, considering the force, made a beautiful appearance from its good order, and from the weather being clear and temperate.”
The Queen of England and her party landed in England after the storm drove them off course.(Book 1, Chapter 6 · 📍 England)
- With: her son
- “At the end of two days the storm abated; and the sailors, descrying England, made for it with great joy, and landed upon the sands, having neither harbor nor safe port.”
The king married the daughter of the Count of Hainault and Holland by procuration.(Book 1, Chapter 16)
- With: King Edward
- “She was then married, by virtue of a procuration which the King of England had sent thither,”
She was crowned Queen of England.(Book 1, Chapter 16 · 📍 London)
- “Her uncle, Sir John de Hainault, conducted her to London, where she was crowned;”
The Queen summoned those attached to England to assemble at York.(Book 1, Chapter 61 · 📍 York)
- “She wrote and sent summons to all that were attached to England to come to York by a certain day.”

with King John (The Queen of England visited and entertained the King of France.) “There he was visited by the King and Queen of England, who often entertained him sumptuously, and afterwards were very frequent in their visits, consoling him all in their power.”

Extracted from the original text of The Boy's Froissart. Made with Rho MD.