Lord de Conflans

Role: knight and counsellor · First appears: Book 1, Chapter 87

Life events

Lord Robert de Clermont, Lord de Conflans, and Lord Simon de Buci were slain.(Book 1, Chapter 87 · 📍 Paris)
- With: Lord Robert de Clermont Lord Simon de Buci
- “at last three of the principal counsellors of the duke were slain, and so near to him that their blood flew over his robe: he himself was in very great danger, but they had put one of their caps on his head, and he consented to pardon the death of his three knights. Two of them were knights of arms, and the other of laws. Their names were, the Lord Robert de Clermont, a gallant and magnificent knight, and the Lord de Conflans: the knight of laws was the Lord Simon de Buci.”

with Lord Robert de Clermont (Fellow counsellors of the duke.) “at last three of the principal counsellors of the duke were slain, and so near to him that their blood flew over his robe: he himself was in very great danger, but they had put one of their caps on his head, and he consented to pardon the death of his three knights. Two of them were knights of arms, and the other of laws. Their names were, the Lord Robert de Clermont, a gallant and magnificent knight, and the Lord de Conflans: the knight of laws was the Lord Simon de Buci.”
with Lord Simon de Buci (Fellow counsellors of the duke.) “at last three of the principal counsellors of the duke were slain, and so near to him that their blood flew over his robe: he himself was in very great danger, but they had put one of their caps on his head, and he consented to pardon the death of his three knights. Two of them were knights of arms, and the other of laws. Their names were, the Lord Robert de Clermont, a gallant and magnificent knight, and the Lord de Conflans: the knight of laws was the Lord Simon de Buci.”

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