The Boy's Froissart

Lord of Aubigny

Role: knight · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 54

In Book 1, Chapter 54, the Lord of Aubigny rode with Lord Moyne of Bosthberg, Lord of Noyer, and Lord of Beaujeu close enough to the English to make out their position. Lord Moyne of Bosthberg said, “We have advanced far enough to reconnoitre your enemies.”

In Book 1, Chapter 55, part 2/2, the Lord of Aubigny was among the five barons who entered the castle with King Philip. After refreshments, he accompanied the king and his attendants on the ride to Amiens, where they arrived about daybreak.

Relationship record

Life events

  • The King of France left the castle and reached Amiens with his attendants.(Book 1, Chapter 55, part 2/2 · 📍 Amiens)

Book 1, Chapter 54

  • with Lord Moyne of Bosthberg (They jointly reconnoitred the enemy.) “We have advanced far enough to reconnoitre your enemies.”
  • with Lord of Noyer (They were sent together to reconnoitre the enemy.) “The Lord Moyne of Bosthberg, the Lord of Noyer, the Lord of Beaujeu, and the Lord of Aubigny, who rode so near to the English that they could clearly make out their position.”
  • with Lord of Beaujeu (They were sent together to reconnoitre the enemy.) “The Lord Moyne of Bosthberg, the Lord of Noyer, the Lord of Beaujeu, and the Lord of Aubigny, who rode so near to the English that they could clearly make out their position.”

Book 1, Chapter 55, part 2/2

  • with King Philip (The Lord was among the king's company.) “The king and his company entered the castle; but he had only with him five barons,--Sir John of Hainault, the Lord Charles of Montmorency, the Lord of Beaujeu, the Lord of Aubigny, and the Lord of Montfort.”

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