- In
medieval and
early modern France, the
arrière-
ban (Latin retrobannum) was a
general proclamation whereby the king (or duke)
summoned to war all the...
-
superiors appointed by the king or the
local lord such as the
arrière-
ban in France.
Arrière-
ban denoted a
general levy,
where all able-bodied
males age 15...
- king took his
humble host to Ascalon,
where in
desperation he
issued an
arrière-
ban,
summoning all able-bodied men.
Saladin reached Ascalon on 22 November...
-
strategically and
logistically important town of Aiguillon. On 2 April the
arrière-
ban, the
formal call to arms for all able-bodied males, was
announced for...
- amb****adors
bearing the
final proposals of the King of England. 30 April: The
arrière-
ban is
proclaimed throughout the
Kingdom of France. May:
Philip VI comes...
-
Austin Dobson;
Rhymes à la Mode (1884); Gr**** of Parn****us (1888);
Ban and
Arrière Ban (1894); and New
Collected Rhymes (1905). His 1890 collection, Old...
- Anglo-Gascon-held town of
Aiguillon and
besieged it on 1 April. On 2 April an
arrière-
ban, a
formal call to arms for all able-bodied males, was
announced for southern...
-
offensive further into
Gascony unless the town was taken. On 2 April an
arrière-
ban, a
formal call to arms for all able-bodied males, was
announced for southern...
- century) banniva—district in
which a
banality is in
force (12th century)
arrière-
ban, the
general levy in
France banalités,
seignorial impositions on peasant...
-
deposited with The
Templars in
Jerusalem to hire
additional troops for the
arrière ban to
defend the
Kingdom Of
Jerusalem from Saladin. (Henry had sent the...
