Earl Charles of Valois

Also known as: Lord Charles · Role: earl of Valois · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 39

In Book 1, Chapter 39, Earl Charles of Valois was besieging La Réole; he was the brother of King Philip the Fair and the father of a daughter who had married William Earl of Hainault. After Lord of Manny was murdered, Charles had him buried in a small chapel outside La Réole’s walls.

Relationship record

The Earl of Valois had the murdered Lord of Manny buried in a chapel outside the town walls.(Book 1, Chapter 39 · 📍 La Réole)
- With: Lord of Manny
- “The Earl of Valois had him buried immediately in a small chapel which at that time was without the walls of La Réole;”

siblings with King Philip the Fair “the Earl Charles of Valois, brother to King Philip the Fair, was besieging La Réole”
with William Earl of Hainault (Charles of Valois marriage) (William was married to Earl Charles's daughter.) “as William Earl of Hainault had married the Lord Charles’s daughter”
with Lord of Manny (interaction) “The Earl of Valois had him buried immediately in a small chapel which at that time was without the walls of La Réole;”

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