Earl of Saltzburg
Family: Saltzburg · Role: earl · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 48
In Book 1, Chapter 48, the Earl of Saltzburg joined King Philip with a company as Philip gathered allies and forces. By Chapter 76, he commanded the German battalion alongside Earl of Neydo and Earl of Nassau, which was to remain on horseback to assist the marshals.
Relationship record
Life events
- Philip called allies to his assistance, and they came to him with powerful forces.(Book 1, Chapter 48)
- With: King Philip King of Bohemia Charles of Bohemia Duke of Lorraine Earl of Savoy Earl of Flanders (early French campaign) William of Namur
- “These lords had no intention of excusing themselves, but set about collecting a large body of men at arms from Germany, Bohemia, and Luxembourg, and came to the King of France with a powerful army. The King of France wrote also to the Duke of Lorraine, who came to serve him with upward of three hundred lances. The Earl of Savoy, the Earl of Saltzburg, the Earl of Flanders, and Earl William of Namur, came also to King Philip, each of them with a very handsome company.”
- The German battalion was formed under the command of the three earls.(Book 1, Chapter 76)
- With: Earl of Neydo Earl of Nassau
- “Soon after, the battalion of the Germans was formed, who were to remain on horseback to assist the marshals: they were commanded by the Earls of Saltzburg, Neydo, and Nassau.”
Book 1, Chapter 48
- allies with King Philip “The Earl of Savoy, the Earl of Saltzburg, the Earl of Flanders, and Earl William of Namur, came also to King Philip, each of them with a very handsome company.”
Book 1, Chapter 76
- with Earl of Neydo (Jointly commanded the German battalion.) “they were commanded by the Earls of Saltzburg, Neydo, and Nassau.”
- with Earl of Nassau (Jointly commanded the German battalion.) “they were commanded by the Earls of Saltzburg, Neydo, and Nassau.”
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