Sir Eustace d’Ambreticourt
Family: England · Role: knight · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 75
In Book 1, Chapter 75, Sir Eustace d’Ambreticourt rode with the Captal de Buch, Sir Haymenon de Pomiers and Sir Bartholomew Burghersh to attack the French rear. They unhorsed many and took prisoners.
In Chapter 78, he fought Lord Lewis von Coucibras, and “they both fell to the ground.” Five German men-at-arms then struck Sir Eustace down and took him prisoner.
Relationship record
Life events
- The knights attacked the French rear, unhorsing many and taking prisoners.(Book 1, Chapter 75)
- With: Captal de Buch Sir Haymenon de Pomiers Sir Bartholomew Burghersh
- “These knights, with two hundred men well armed and mounted on their best steeds, set out, and soon perceived the French king’s army. All the plain was covered with men at arms, and these English could not refrain from attacking the rear of the French: they unhorsed many, and took some prisoners”
- Sir Eustace d’Ambreticourt and Lord Lewis von Coucibras struck each other from their horses in combat.(Book 1, Chapter 78, part 1/3)
- With: Lord Lewis von Coucibras
- “The shock of their meeting was so violent, that they both fell to the ground.”
- Five German men at arms struck Sir Eustace down and took him prisoner.(Book 1, Chapter 78, part 1/3)
- “but five German men at arms came upon him, struck him down, and made him prisoner.”
Book 1, Chapter 75
- with Captal de Buch (Jointly ordered to scout the French encampment.) “The Captal de Buch, Sir Haymenon de Pomiers, Sir Bartholomew Burghersh, and Sir Eustace d’Ambreticourt were ordered to advance, and observe where the French were encamped.”
- with Sir Haymenon de Pomiers (Jointly ordered to scout the French encampment.) “The Captal de Buch, Sir Haymenon de Pomiers, Sir Bartholomew Burghersh, and Sir Eustace d’Ambreticourt were ordered to advance, and observe where the French were encamped.”
- with Sir Bartholomew Burghersh (Jointly ordered to scout the French encampment.) “The Captal de Buch, Sir Haymenon de Pomiers, Sir Bartholomew Burghersh, and Sir Eustace d’Ambreticourt were ordered to advance, and observe where the French were encamped.”
- with Sir John de Guistelles (Both were among the knights in the detachment sent to seek intelligence.) “Among the knights were Sir Eustace d’Ambreticourt and Sir John de Guistelles.”
Book 1, Chapter 78, part 1/3
- enemies with Lord Lewis von Coucibras “The shock of their meeting was so violent, that they both fell to the ground.”
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