Defeat of the prince of Orange, 'Chronique de Charles VII' by Jean Chartier, Last quarter of the 15th century, British Library MS Royal 20 C IX.

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Chronique de Charles VII
by Jean Chartier, Last quarter of the 15th century, British Library MS Royal 20 C IX
folio 61r, Defeat of the prince of Orange

Defeat of the prince of Orange, 'Chronicle of Charles VII' by Jean Chartier, Last quarter of the 15th century, British Library MS Royal 20 C IX.

Most wear tournament rather than battle helmets.

Author: Jean Chartier
Title: Grandes Chroniques de France (Chronique de Charles VII)
Origin: Netherlands, South
Date: Last quarter of the 15th century

The banner of Burgundy. It is divided quarterly, the first and fourth quarters being New Burgundy (azure, semé-de-lis or, within a bordure compony of gules and argent); the second being Old Burgundy (bendy of 6, azure and or, within a bordure gules) impaled with Brabant (sable, a lion or armed and langued gules); and the third being Old Burgundy impaled by Limburg (argent, a lion gules crowned and armed or); with overall an escutcheon of Flanders (or, a lion sable armed and langued gules).

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