Grossaille
Role: king · First appears: Laisses CXXI–CXXVI
Life events
- Looking back, the poem tells that Turpin had slain Grossaille, a king, in Denmark and taken his horse.(Laisses CXXI–CXXVI · 📍 Denmark)
- With: Turpin
- “That was a king he had in Denmark slain;”
Laisses CXXI–CXXVI
- enemies with Turpin (Turpin had slain Grossaille.) “Sitting the horse which he took from Grossaille --That was a king he had in Denmark slain;--”
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Extracted from the original text of The Song of Roland. Made with Rho MD.