Count of Hainault and Holland

First appears: Book 1, Chapter 16

Life events

• The count agreed to send one of his daughters to marry the young king, subject to the pope’s consent.(Book 1, Chapter 16)
  • With: king
  • “The count said he gave many thanks to the king, queen, and the lords by whose counsel they were sent thither to do him so much honor; and that he most willingly complied with their request, if the pope and the holy Church of Rome would agree.”
• The marriage was settled and consented to by both sides.(Book 1, Chapter 16 · 📍 Valenciennes)
  • With: King Edward
  • “When these gentlemen were returned to Valenciennes from Avignon, with all their bulls, this marriage was directly settled and consented to on each side;”

Book 1, Chapter 16

• child: daughter of the Count of Hainault and Holland “the Count of Hainault and Holland would send over one of his daughters”

Also listed in Other Figures — Minor Figures

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