Louis de Bueil
Also known as: sir Lewes de Bueill / sir Lewes de Buell · Family: France · Role: knight · First appears: Henry VI 29
Life events
- 1440 · Edmund Beaufort defeated Jean de Lohéac and captured Lord Dausignie and Louis de Bueil.(Henry VI 29 · 📍 the marches of Britaine)
- With: Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset Jean de Lohéac Lord Dausignie
- “and after long fight, discomfited them, slue an hundred of the marshals men, and tooke thrée score and two prisoners, wherof the chéefe were the lord Dausignie, sir Lewes de Buell”
- c. 1448 · Ralph Chalons killed Louis de Bueil during their martial trial.(Henry VI 37 · 📍 Maunt or Maunce)
- With: Ralph Chalons
- “that he ran the French knight through with the point of his fatall speare”
- c. 1448 · Ralph Chalons held funeral rites for Louis de Bueil.(Henry VI 37)
- With: Ralph Chalons
- “for whome also he kept an obsequie as if he had béene his own naturall brother”
Henry VI 29
- enemies with Edmund Beaufort, Duke of Somerset “slue an hundred of the marshals men, and tooke thrée score and two prisoners, wherof the chéefe were the lord Dausignie, sir Lewes de Buell”
Henry VI 37
- enemies with Ralph Chalons “a knight of France called sir Lewes de Bueill challenged an esquier of England, named Rafe Chalons, to triall of certeine feats of warre.”
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Extracted from the original text of Holinshed's Chronicles — the reigns Shakespeare dramatized. Made with Rho MD.