Affrenal

Family: Christian · Role: squire · First appears: Book 4, Chapter 5, part 1/2

In Book 4, Chapter 5, Affrenal accepted Agadinquor Oliferne’s challenge to a combat of ten against ten, saying, “Let him bring ten gentlemen, and of name in arms, on his side, and I will bring as many to meet him.” Agadinquor Oliferne pledged himself to the combat.

Nine Christians joined Affrenal: Sir Guy de la Tremouille, Sir William de la Tremouille, Lord de Thim, Sir Boucicaut the younger, Sir Helion de Lignac, Sir John Russel, Sir John Harpedone, Alain Boudet, and Bouchet. The ten were formed to meet their opponents in the combat.

Relationship record

Life events

• Affrenal accepted Agadinquor’s challenge to a combat of ten against ten.(Book 4, Chapter 5, part 1/2)
  • With: Agadinquor Oliferne
  • “Let him bring ten gentlemen, and of name in arms, on his side, and I will bring as many to meet him.” The interpreter related to the Saracen the words that had passed, who seemed much rejoiced thereat, and pledged himself for the combat.”
• Nine named Christians joined Affrenal to form the ten combatants.(Book 4, Chapter 5, part 1/2)
  • With: Sir Guy de la Tremouille Sir William de la Tremouille Lord de Thim Sir Boucicaut the younger Sir Helion de Lignac Sir John Russel Sir John Harpedone Alain Boudet Bouchet
  • “Sir Boucicaut the younger accepted it with great courage, as did Sir Helion de Lignac, Sir John Russel, an Englishman, Sir John Harpedone, Alain Boudet, and Bouchet.”

Book 4, Chapter 5, part 1/2

• rivals with Agadinquor Oliferne “here is a noble man of our country who demands to combat with you bodily”
• allies with Sir Guy de la Tremouille “The two knights were well pleased, and said, ‘Affrenal, go and speak to others, for we will be of your number ten.’”
• allies with Sir William de la Tremouille “The two knights were well pleased, and said, ‘Affrenal, go and speak to others, for we will be of your number ten.’”
• allies with Lord de Thim “The Lord de Thim willingly accepted the offer”
• allies with Sir Boucicaut the younger “Sir Boucicaut the younger accepted it with great courage, as did Sir Helion de Lignac, Sir John Russel, an Englishman, Sir John Harpedone, Alain Boudet, and Bouchet.”
• allies with Sir Helion de Lignac “Sir Boucicaut the younger accepted it with great courage, as did Sir Helion de Lignac, Sir John Russel, an Englishman, Sir John Harpedone, Alain Boudet, and Bouchet.”
• allies with Sir John Russel “Sir Boucicaut the younger accepted it with great courage, as did Sir Helion de Lignac, Sir John Russel, an Englishman, Sir John Harpedone, Alain Boudet, and Bouchet.”
• allies with Sir John Harpedone “Sir Boucicaut the younger accepted it with great courage, as did Sir Helion de Lignac, Sir John Russel, an Englishman, Sir John Harpedone, Alain Boudet, and Bouchet.”
• allies with Alain Boudet “Sir Boucicaut the younger accepted it with great courage, as did Sir Helion de Lignac, Sir John Russel, an Englishman, Sir John Harpedone, Alain Boudet, and Bouchet.”
• allies with Bouchet “Sir Boucicaut the younger accepted it with great courage, as did Sir Helion de Lignac, Sir John Russel, an Englishman, Sir John Harpedone, Alain Boudet, and Bouchet.”

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