1415: Henry V's Year of Glory (114 page)

Milan, archbishop of
see
Capra

Milan, duchy of 80–1

Milan, duke of
see
Visconti

Minoresses 71

Miraumont 417, 418

Mitton, Hankyn de 176

Mladoňovice, Peter of 59, 186, 190, 191, 208, 222, 228

Moigne, Sir John (1354–1429) 478

Mold 170

Molyn, Nicholas 240

Monchy-Lagache 412, 415

Mongeham 160

Monmouth 12, 553, 554

Mons 419

Monstrelet, Enguerrand de (d. 1453), Burgundian chronicler; 54, 85, 95, 169, 215, 277, 307, 344, 349, 368, 373, 375, 380, 400–1, 416, 451, 453, 493, 560, 561, 562, 563

Montagu, Jean de (d. 1409), Grand Master of the French royal household 11

Montagu, Jean de (d. 1415), bishop of Chartres (1389), chancellor of France (1405), archbishop of Sens (1406) 11, 455

Montagu, Thomas (d. 1428), earl of Salisbury (1409) 147, 149, 161–2, 171–2, 211, 214, 260, 316, 328, 393, 514, 580, 592

Montébourg 71

Montereau 517

Montferrat, Sir Bernard 94

Montivilliers 329, 350, 356–7, 383, 394

Montjoye herald 360

Montreuil 117, 215

Moravia 209, 381

More, Thomas (d. 1421), treasurer of the household (1401–5, 1413) 214, 311, 572

Moresby, Christopher 404

Morgan, Philip 68, 86, 94, 106, 116, 147–8, 166, 199, 220–1, 322, 393, 396, 508, 597

Morley, Thomas (d. 1416), Lord Morley (1379) 156, 161, 580

Morocco 293

Morstede, Thomas (d. 1415), royal surgeon 173, 198

Mortimer family, earls of March 22, 546

Mortimer family of Helpston, Northants 571

Mortimer, Anne (d.
c
. 1414), sister of Edmund, earl of March 150, 245

Mortimer, Sir Edmund (1376–1409) 246

Mortimer, Edmund (1391–1425), fifth earl of March (1398) 33, 246, 472, 592, 598, 599; betrays the earl of Cambridge’s plot to Henry 306, 316, 535; claim to the throne of England 22–3, 61–2, 150, 245, 510, 514, 518; claim to the throne of France 61; documents in his favour 61–2, 187; invalided home from Harfleur 383; involvement in the earl of Cambridge’s plot 245–7, 250–1, 255, 285–7, 289, 290, 292, 298–300, 303–6, 309–12, 318, 590; kept prisoner in his youth 62, 93, 149–50; knighted 62, 573; marriage to Anne Stafford 61–2, 285, 318, 467, 533, 542; named in Henry’s will 296, 298; not named in Scrope’s will 254, 256; pardoned for plotting against the king 320–1

Mortimer, Elizabeth (1371–1417), Lady Percy, 246, 599

Mortimer, Sir Edmund (1376–1409), brother of fourth earl of March 246

Mortimer, Hugh (d. 1416), chamberlain to Henry as prince of Wales 34, 94, 199, 242, 291, 514, 570

Mortimer, Sir John (d. 1415) of Martley, Worcestershire 404, 442, 499, 598, 600

Mortimer, Sir John (d. 1424) 321, 598

Mortimer, Roger (1256–1326), Lord Mortimer of Chirk 598

Mortimer, Roger (1287–1330), first earl of March (1328) 2

Mortimer, Roger (1393–1413?), brother of fifth earl of March 62, 93, 149, 553, 573

Morton, Robert 138, 591

mottoes;
Civitatis Regis Iusticie
480;
Deo Gracias
483;
Fluminis impetus letificat civitatem dei
480;
Gloriosa dicta sunt de te, civitas dei
482;
Soli deo honor et gloria
480;
Une sanz pluis
97, 109, 541

Mount Grace Priory (Charterhouse) 101, 137, 259

Mowbray family 245, 259

Mowbray, Joan, sister of Thomas Mowbray (d. 1399), duke of Norfolk 245

Mowbray, John (d. 1368), Lord Mowbray 245

Mowbray, John (1392–1432), earl of Norfolk, Earl Marshal (1405),
later
duke of Norfolk (1425) 149, 316, 370, 371, 383, 560, 561, 592

Mowbray, Thomas (1385–1405), earl of Norfolk, Earl Marshal (1399) 245, 605

Mowbray, Thomas (d. 1399), earl of Nottingham (1383), duke of Norfolk (1397) 245, 554

mumming 20, 47, 206, 256

music and musicians 20, 25, 32, 50, 87, 136, 205, 347, 365, 480, 482, 483; fifers 65; king’s minstrels 34, 173, 205; trumpeters 65, 362, 428, 443

Mynot, Nicholas, fletcher 215;

Nanterre, Simon de 504

Naples, kingdom of 81

Narbonne 465, 466, 478, 505, 506, 512

Nassau, Johan von, archbishop of Mainz (1396–1419) 114

Natervyle, Philip 591

Nations
see
England; France; Germany; Italy; Spain

Navarre, king of
see
Charles III

Navarre, kingdom of 81

navy
see
ships

Negella, Guy de, lord of Offemont 148, 244

Nelle, Bartholomew’s daughter 93, 94

Nesle 408, 409, 410, 411, 535

Neuenberg 167

Nevers, count of
see
Philip of Burgundy

Neville, Alice 244

Neville, Sir John (d. 1420), heir to the earldom of Westmorland, keeper of the West March (1414) 60, 192 234, 503

Neville, Ralph (d. 1425), Lord Neville (1388), earl of Westmorland (1397) 149, 156, 161, 178, 279, 291, 297–8, 498–9, 503, 505

New Forest, keepership of 477

New Years Gifts 46

Newark Priory, Surrey 128, 582

Newcastle upon Tyne 103, 146, 194, 229, 255, 314, 322, 488–9, 493–4, 497, 500, 503, 589

Newton, Robert, canon of the king’s chapel 462

Nezero, bishop of 209

Nice 91, 237, 284, 465

Nicolls, Benedict (d. 1433), bishop of Bangor (1408–18), bishop of St David’s (1418) 149, 365

Nicopolis crusade 301, 335

Nîmes 183

Nogent 117, 118

Nogent-sur-Seine 489

Noir, Alardin de la, valet of the duke of Bourbon 486

Norfolk 182, 284; earl of
see
Mowbray; sheriff of 283, 284, 495

Normandy 40, 117, 154–5, 159, 215, 276, 301, 327, 336, 346–7, 367, 384, 390–1, 398–9, 475, 517, 548

Norragh, Ireland 294

Norreys, Thomas,
tromper
205

Northampton 221

Northamptonshire 448, 492

Northumberland 244, 292, 312, 474, 500, 511; sheriff of 194

Norton, Richard, king’s messenger 176

Norway 178, 489, 505; kingdom of
see
Sweden, Denmark and Norway, kingdom of

Norwich 36, 486; bishop of
see
Courtenay, Wakeryng; Cathedral 467

Noyon, bishop of
see
Fresnel

objective correlative, the 530

Odivelas 284

O’Farrell of Annaly 541

Offemont, lord of
see
Negella

Ogle, Robert 188, 319

Oldcastle, Sir John (d. 1417), Lord Cobham (1409–1414) 36–8, 52, 95, 111, 125, 307, 315–16, 319, 512–13, 543, 547–8

Olivier, Lawrence (1907–1989), actor 1

O’More, Fachtna, of Leix 541

Oporto 226, 284

Order of St Saviour
see
Bridgettine nuns

Order of the Bath 379

Order of the Garter 31, 70, 97, 161–3, 318, 394, 407, 467, 549; list of Knights of the Order 161; list of Ladies of the Order 581

Order of the Knights Hospitaller 149, 156

Order of the Prisoner’s Shackle 48, 53, 335, 412, 472

ordinances governing behaviour of the English army 330–2, 395, 408, 410, 447, 524, 593, 594

O’Reilly of Breifna 541

Orell, Robert, forester of Snowdon 320

Orfordness 79

Oriflamme
, the 358, 393, 458

Orléans 409

Orléans, duchess of
see
Visconti, Valentina; dukes of
see
Charles, Louis

Ormonde, earl of 569

Ormonde, James 404

Orsini, Giordano (d. 1438), cardinal bishop of Albano (1412) 141, 186

Ostia, cardinal bishop of
see
Brogny

Otterbourne 303

Otterton Priory 159

Ottery St Mary 257

Oudenaarde 396

Outlaws 295

Owain IV
see
Glendower

Oxford; countess of
see
Vere, Margaret de; Dominican friary 60; earl of
see
Vere, Richard de; University of 25, 51, 52, 66, 86, 252, 512; University of, chancellors
see
Courtenay, Hallam

Oxfordshire 100, 252, 253; sheriff of 198

Oye Castle 233

Páleč, Stephen 59

Paris 8, 9, 47, 73, 87, 107, 155, 169, 225, 244, 269–70, 279, 305, 340, 344, 349–50, 357, 366, 403, 428, 462, 531; astrologers in 269; bishop of 389; Burgundian proctors in 78, 102, 522; burning of the
Justification of the duke of Burgundy
237; Cabochien revolt
see
Cabochien; captain of 504; Celestine monastery in 349; chapel of the Order of the Prisoner’s Shackle 48;chronicle written by a clerk of 421;Conciergerie
see
royal palace; council meetings in 52, 78, 215, 351, 474, 494, 506; English ambassadors in 69, 78, 85–6, 95, 115–6, 118, 122, 130, 133, 148, 165, 244, 275, 522, 524–5; English likely to march on 344, 356, 383–4; garrison of 423, 493;
hôtel d’Artois (tour Jean sans peur
)11;
hôtel de Bourbon
493, 509;
hôtel de Clisson
95;
hôtel de Navarre
86, 575;
hôtel de Nesle
8;
hôtel de Orléans
485;
hôtel de St Pol
95, 300;John the Fearless approaches in 1414 53; John the Fearless approaches in 1415 376–7, 388, 398, 475, 485, 489, 493–8, 500, 503–4, 506–9; Les Halles 504; letter dated at 343; Little Châtelet 357;Louvre, the 169, 493;murder of the duke of Orléans in 6–7; Notre Dame 53–4, 347, 358, 508–9;Parisians 8–9, 54, 95, 102, 351, 366, 376, 381, 485;
Porte Montmartre
503;
Porte St Honoré
503;provost of
see
Chastel, Tanneguy du;repair of the walls 388, 485;return of the French embassy 300; royal palace 115; rue des Blancs–Manteux 7;rue des Rosiers 7;rue St Antoine 87, 98;rue Vieille du Temple 6, 485; St-Cloud 16, 335, 403, 436, 451, 568; St-Denis
see
St Denis; St Martin des Champs 496; supporters of John the Fearless in 9, 11, 292, 351, 366, 381, 388, 475, 503–4;
tour Jean sans Peur
11, 567; tournaments in 95, 98, 133; University of 14, 53–4, 108, 225, 306, 389, 498, 500

parlement
(Paris) 357, 500, 504

parliament (English) 15, 18, 21, 38, 41–2, 56–7, 80, 110, 263, 368–9, 470, 473–4, 477, 489, 513–14, 545, 547–8, 554–5, 557, 583;1413 February (Westminster 18; 1414 April (Leicester) 43, 55, 71, 511;1414 November (Westminster) 56, 151–2, 169, 558, 583; 1415 November (Westminster) 467–70, 473

Patrington, Stephen (d. 1417), prior of the Carmelite Order in England (1399–1413), royal confessor (1413), bishop of St David’s (1415), bishop of Chichester (1417) 34, 52, 76, 88, 141, 149, 241, 249, 252, 296, 340, 579, 588, 599

Payne, Stephen, royal almoner 297

Peasholme, recluse at 255

Pedro the Cruel (1334–1369), king of Castile and Léon (1349) 287, 552

Pelham, Sir John (d. 1429), chamber knight, treasurer (1411–13), constable of Pevensey Castle 62, 99, 181, 282, 506

Pembroke, earl of
see
Hastings

Pende, John, glasier 159

Peñiscola 466, 517

Penrith 292, 511

Percy, Henry (1341–1408), Lord Percy (1368), earl of Northumberland (1377) 184, 245, 306, 539

Percy, Henry (1393–1455),
later
earl of Northumberland (1416) 149, 184–5, 194–5, 229, 246–7, 285, 305, 310, 312, 502–3, 583, 588, 599

Percy, Sir Henry ‘Hotspur’ (1364–1403) 26, 28, 184, 245, 599

Percy, Thomas (1343–1403), earl of Worcester (1397) 26, 29, 184

Péronne 400, 402, 406, 410–12, 415, 418–19, 423, 437, 531, 599

Perpignan 465, 466, 495–7