or Damsel of Brittany or Pearl of Brittany or Beauty of Brittany. [7] Up to then Philip II had taken the bulk of Angevin territories, and neither Bretons nor Philip II ever positively requested the release of Eleanor, as it seemed more stable for them to have her imprisoned in England rather than become a French duchess. [3] As her younger brother Arthur was the heir presumptive to England and Brittany, she was one of the most marriageable princesses at that time. [4][33] The bailiffs there were commanded to provide tapers and alms for her obsequies.[34]. It survives to this day and is held by the public library of Limoges. The longest-imprisoned English royal person! [4] John permitted her to use the titles of Brittany and Richmond and even talked with Breton nobles about letting her go. Eleanor Miller is a member of The Chipettes and the female counterpart to Theodore. Arthur, being the son of John’s older brother, had a better claim to the throne than John did. Her brother, … [4][6], In summer 1195, a marriage between her and Louis, son of Philip II of France, was suggested, for an alliance between Richard and Philip, but negotiations failed again. Her confinement was described as comfortable and honorable, although there was nothing honorable in what John and Henry both did to Eleanor. They were sometimes allowed to ride out under the strictest guard. Eleanor was born around 1184; she was the daughter of Geoffrey Plantagenet, Duke of Brittany by right of his wife, and Constance of Brittany. [23] The governor exhibited her to the public annually, in case of rumours that the royal captive had been injured. [12] Eleanor lived in Corfe's Gloriet Tower, took her meals in the Long Hall and was allowed to walk abroad along the walls. Sure, whatever you say. It was said that she was initially taken to the North of England and then to Bristol, guarded by four knights. Eleanor Fair Maid of Brittany[a] (c. 1184 – 10 August 1241), also known as Damsel of Brittany, Pearl of Brittany, or Beauty of Brittany, was the eldest daughter of Geoffrey II, Duke of Brittany, the fourth son of King Henry II of England, and Constance, Duchess of Brittany. King John hypocritically referred to her as ‘his dearest niece ’ in communicating with a group of Bretons. Wikimedia Commons. King John hypocritically referred to her as ‘his dearest niece ’ in communicating with a group of Bretons. In February 1214, John campaigned in Aquitaine and Poitou with Eleanor, as well as his queen and Prince Richard, against Alix, hoping to get Breton support and establish Eleanor as his puppet duchess; his ambition was dashed in his defeat at the Battle of Roche-au-Moine. When her father died, she was about 2, she was brought up by her uncle, King Richard I, and her grandmother, dowager queen, Eleanor of Aquitaine. Eleanor is an example of why it was not always a good thing to be an heiress in the middle ages. [1], Eleanor became fatherless at the age of two and was brought up by her uncle Richard I, King of England and grandmother Eleanor, Duchess of Aquitaine. Eleanor of Brittany was a hapless political prisoner. Upon her death in 1342 she bequeathed the gradual to the abbey. Among her later guardians were: Engelard de Cigogné, Walter de St. Audoen, Richard de Landa, Gilbert de Greinville, Ralph Musard, Robert Lovel, and Matthew de Walop. Eleanor sometimes appears in historical fiction, for example, in Mary Robinson's Angelina (1796). Bitte Login oder Inschrift. [14], In 1208, the bishops of Nantes, Vannes, and Cornouaille attempted in vain to negotiate Eleanor's freedom. Her Grandson Tried to Kidnap Her. pork, eggs, egret. Schau kostenlos das Video zu Gradual of Eleanor of Brittany: Kyrie: Orbis factor von Anonymous und sieh dir Coverbilder, Songtexte und ähnliche Künstler an. [28] The Chronicle of Lanercost recorded Eleanor as being a most beautiful, determined, and tactful woman. Bretagne Eleanor (1275 - 1342. Aliénor (ou Éléonore) de Bretagne, surnommée « la Brette [1] », née entre 1182 et 1184 [2], est la fille de Geoffroy II de Bretagne et de Constance de Bretagne.Son oncle Jean sans Terre, puis son cousin Henri III la retiennent captive jusqu’à sa mort, en 1241. En 1290 se trasladó a la abadía de Fontevrault en la región del Loira de Francia, la abadía madre de la orden, donde tomó sus votos y se convirtió en monja en marzo de 1291. Eleanor a Bretaniei (1275 - 16 mai 1342) a fost a șaisprezecea stareță a Fontevraultului .. S-a născut în Anglia din Ioan al II-lea, ducele de Bretagne și Beatrice din Anglia , iar în 1281, la vârsta de șapte ani, a intrat în prioratul Amesbury , un priorat al ordinului Fontevrault (verișoara ei primară, îndepărtată de două ori, Eleanor, Fair Maid of Brittany este îngropat acolo). [7][20] Gloucester Castle temporarily moved all its prisoners elsewhere to accommodate the princess. Abstammung: Ahnentafel; Nachname; Eltern. [9] Thus, albeit never a rallying point for English discontent during the early part of Henry III's reign,[7] Eleanor was still held in semi-captivity,[5] or "under a gentle house arrest",[19] no matter how much ransom the Bretons would pay (if any attempts). The series Through a Dark Mist, In the Shadow of Midnight, and The Last Arrow by Marsha Canham was also about the rescue of the princess. Nobody made Eleanor the heroine of any prose or poem for a long time, and the first academic article with her as its heroine did not come into existence until 1907.[7]. [5] In 1218, she ceased to be styled Countess of Richmond after William Marshal, Henry's regent, recognized Peter as the Earl. Eleanor, Fair Maid of Brittany, eldest daughter of Geoffrey and Constance and full elder sister of Arthur, also unmarried, was prevented from succession for her imprisonment in England which lasted till her death in 1241, thus was only a titular duchess until 1214 … Graduel D'Alienor De Bretagne (Gradual of Eleanor of Brittany)Plain-chant et polyphonies des XII & XIV sieclesEnsemble Organum, Marcel Peres 1. [9] In 1206 John briefly detained her at Brough Castle in Westmorland (now in Cumbria), entrusting her to Robert de Vieuxpont who was its custodian,[10] before moving her to Bowes Castle in the North Riding of Yorkshire (now in County Durham) and, finally, Corfe Castle in the Isle of Purbeck on the Dorset coast,[11] along with 25 French knights loyal to her, guarded by Stephen de Turnham. Initially John organized local barons to visit Eleanor in order to prove her well-being. John also sent her figs and almonds. Eleanor was probably already under John's control when Arthur's forces were defeated and he was captured at the Battle of Mirebeau, 1 August 1202. Keywords: Eleanor of Brittany, Plantagenet, Henry III, King John Suggested Citation: Suggested Citation Seabourne, Gwen, Eleanor of Brittany and her Treatment by King John and Henry III (March 12, 2007). Now, on to Eleanor, Fair Maid of Brittany. Join Facebook to connect with Itz Brittany Eleanor and others you may know. England did not have a salic law so in theory Eleanor also had a strong claim to the throne. When Magna Carta was issued that year, it was demanded that all John's hostages including Scottish and Welsh princesses be released; Eleanor, however, was excluded. Gradual of Eleanor of Brittany - Kyrie: Orbis Factor song lyrics by Marcel Pérés & Ensemble Organum official. Bretagne Eleanor (apátnő) - Eleanor of Brittany (abbess) A Wikipédiából, a szabad enciklopédiából . Eleanor of Brittany (abbess) (1275–1342), daughter of John II, Duke of Brittany and Beatrice of England, abbess of Fontevraud. From 13 June 1222 she was transferred between Gloucester (31 July 1222 to 20 July 1223), Marlborough (20 August to 9 October 1223 and January 1224) and Bristol (before Michaelmas 1224). "Eleanor of Brittany and her Treatment by King John and Henry III", "Pleas of the Crown for the Hundred of Swineshead and the Township of Bristol" by Edward James Watson, p.66. Prince Arthur, duke of Brittany, and his captor, Hugh de Burgh. Awwwww so Eleanor must have been named after her loving grandma Eleanor … Her survival was ensured according to the treaty between England and France. [17] However, neither burial place has a memorial for her remains. Also called as Damsel of Brittany, Pearl of Brittany, or Beauty of Brittany, Eleanor was the eldest daughter of Geoffrey II, Duke of Brittany, the 4th son of Henry II of England and Eleanor of Aquitaine, and Constance, Duchess of Brittany. Ensemble Organum have been translated into 1 languages. After the presumed death in 1203 of her imprisoned younger brother, Arthur, she was heiress to vast lands including England, Anjou, and Aquitaine as well as Brittany, realms where the Salic Law barring the accession of females did not apply. Both novels suggest that William Marshal also wanted Eleanor to be liberated. Eleanor of Brittany (1275 – 16 May 1342) was the sixteenth abbess of Fontevrault. [27] She was viewed as a "state prisoner", forbidden to marry and guarded closely even after her child-bearing years. It’s wondrous, awe inspiring, breathtaking and healing. Eleanor lobbied for Eleanor and another granddaughter, Mary of Woodstock, to join her at Amesbury. Eleanor the "Fair Maid of Brittany" (c. 1184 – 10 August 1241) was the daughter of Geoffrey Plantagenet and Constance, Duchess of Brittany. She also had proper but unshowy clothes. Eleanor of Brittany, known as the Fair Maid of Brittany, was born circa 1184, the first born child of Geoffrey, Duke of Brittany, (fourth son of Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine) and his wife Constance of Brittany (daughter and heiress of Conan IV of Brittany and Margaret of Huntingdon). Her Grandson Tried to Kidnap Her. Fontevrault tizenhatodik apátnője volt . England, Favorite Places and Spaces, travel Favorite Places and Spaces: The Church of St Mary and Melor in Wiltshire. Eleanor of Brittany (1275 – 16 May 1342) was the sixteenth abbess of Fontevrault. However, the Close Rolls of Henry III confirm that Eleanor had run up a bill of £117 while imprisoned by John at Gloucester Castle. She was initially buried at St James' Priory, Bristol, then reburied at Amesbury Abbey, according to her wishes, announced by Henry III. In the same year she was again kept at Gloucester Castle, again under the custody of William Talbot, with whose wife she appeared to have quarrelled. [7], In 1235 Peter renounced Richmond and Eleanor was supposed to be offered the honour of Richmond's manor of Swaffham in Norfolk. However, when she was on the way to Austria with Baldwin of Bethune the next year, the duke died, so the marriage never took place,[2] and under order of Pope Celestine III she returned to England, accompanied by her grandmother Eleanor.
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