Duke of Orleans (Meaux refuge)

Role: duke · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 89

In Book 1, Chapter 89, the Duke of Orleans was at Meaux, where he protected the Duchess of Orleans and three hundred other ladies who had fled there amid the disturbances. He was allied with the Earl of Foix and the Captal of Buch, whose forces joined his under their banners and pennon before the poorly armed peasantry.

Relationship record

Life events

• The Duchess of Orleans and three hundred ladies fled to Meaux under the Duke of Orleans’s protection.(Book 1, Chapter 89 · 📍 Meaux)
  • With: Duchess of Orleans
  • “that the Duchess of Orleans, and three hundred other ladies, under the protection of the Duke of Orleans, were fled to Meaux on account of these disturbances.”

Book 1, Chapter 89

• allies with Earl of Foix “marching under the banners of the Earl of Foix and Duke of Orleans, and the pennon of the Captal of Buch, posted themselves in front of this peasantry, who were badly armed.”
• allies with Captal of Buch “marching under the banners of the Earl of Foix and Duke of Orleans, and the pennon of the Captal of Buch, posted themselves in front of this peasantry, who were badly armed.”
• ward: Duchess of Orleans “the Duchess of Orleans, and three hundred other ladies, under the protection of the Duke of Orleans, were fled to Meaux on account of these disturbances.”

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