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The Prince Hosts a Supper for the Prisoners
On the night of the Battle of Poitiers, the Prince of Wales held a supper at his lodging for the French king and most...
Sir James Audley Calls His Friends
After Sir James Audley was brought safely to his lodging, he wanted to share the good news of his reward with his closest family...
Lord Audley Returns to His Lodging
After meeting with the Prince of Wales, Lord Audley, still weak and tired from his injuries, took his leave. His servants carefully carried him...
The English Archers Gain Advantage
On the battlefield, the English archers played a decisive role. Their arrows flew so thickly that the French soldiers did not know which direction...
Chaos in the French Marshals’ Battle
As the battle unfolded, the French marshals’ forces faced serious difficulties. Many of their horses panicked under the hail of arrows, falling on their...
Sir James Audley and the Courage of the English Knights
Sir James Audley was known as a wise and valiant knight, respected by all in the English army. The day before the battle, much...
The Fate of Arthur of Brittany
Arthur of Brittany, the young grandson of Henry II, played a central role in the political struggles of the late 12th century. For a...
Continuity of English Rule
Despite revolts and local unrest, Aquitaine remained attached to the English crown. Even after the loss of Normandy, which had been part of the...
Sirventets Poetry as a Political Tool
In medieval Aquitaine, culture and politics were closely linked, often in surprising ways. One of the most important examples was the sirventet, a type...
A Marble Capital from the Red Court in Pergamum
The marble capital from the Church of St John the Theologian, located in the Red Court of Pergamum, is an important reminder of the...
