Isembard

Family: Franks · Role: nephew of Lewis · First appears: Book XI 4–12

Life events

Isembard allied with Gormund and renounced the Christian faith to seek his assistance.(Book XI 4–12 · 📍 Cirencester)
- With: Gormund
- “Here Isembard, the nephew of Lewis, king of the Franks, came and made a league of amity with him, and out of respect to him renounced the Christian faith, on condition that he would assist him to gain the kingdom of Gaul from his uncle, by whom, he said, he was forcibly and unjustly expelled out of it.”

friends with Gormund (Isembard and Gormund made a league of amity.) “Here Isembard, the nephew of Lewis, king of the Franks, came and made a league of amity with him, and out of respect to him renounced the Christian faith, on condition that he would assist him to gain the kingdom of Gaul from his uncle, by whom, he said, he was forcibly and unjustly expelled out of it.”
elder kin: Lewis (Isembard is Lewis's nephew.) “Here Isembard, the nephew of Lewis, king of the Franks, came and made a league of amity with him, and out of respect to him renounced the Christian faith, on condition that he would assist him to gain the kingdom of Gaul from his uncle, by whom, he said, he was forcibly and unjustly expelled out of it.”
enemies with Lewis (Isembard sought to regain Gaul from Lewis after being expelled.) “on condition that he would assist him to gain the kingdom of Gaul from his uncle, by whom, he said, he was forcibly and unjustly expelled out of it.”

Extracted from the original text of The History of the Kings of Britain. Made with Rho MD.