Martilet of Navarre

Family: Navarre · Role: esquire · First appears: Richard II 28

Life events

• 1384 · According to Knighton, John Walsh killed Martilet of Navarre, who was then drawn, hanged, and beheaded.(Richard II 28 · 📍 Westminster)
  • With: John Walsh
  • “in so much that the said Iohn Wallise slue his aduersarie, whervpon at the kings cōmandement being made knight, he was inriched with manie gifts, as well of the kings and the dukes bestowing, as also of other great men and peeres of the realme. As for Martilet, after he was slaine, he was presentlie drawne, hanged, and headed.”

Richard II 28

• enemies with John Walsh “Iohn Wallise of Grimsbie fought in lists with Martilet of Nauarre esquier, at Westminster, in presence of K. Richard & of Iohn the good duke of Lancaster: in so much that the said Iohn Wallise slue his aduersarie”
• enemies with Richard II “As for Martilet, after he was slaine, he was presentlie drawne, hanged, and headed.”

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Extracted from the original text of Holinshed's Chronicles — the reigns Shakespeare dramatized. Made with Rho MD.