582:"For the King: The cardinal of York, with 300 servants, of whom 12 shall be chaplains and 50 gentlemen, with 50 horses; one archbishop with 70 servants, of whom 5 shall be chaplains and 10 gentlemen, with 30 horses; 2 dukes, each with 70 servants, 5 to be chaplains and 10 gentlemen, with 30 horses. 1 marquis with 56 servants, 4 to be chaplains and 8 gentlemen; 26 horses. 10 earls, each with 42 servants, 3 to be chaplains and 6 gentlemen; 20 horses. 5 bishops, of whom the bishop of Winchester shall have 56 servants, 4 to be chaplains and 8 gentlemen; 26 horses;âeach of the others, 44 servants, 4 to be chaplains and 6 gentlemen; 20 horses. 20 barons, each to have 22 servants, 2 to be chaplains and 2 gentlemen; 12 horses. 4 knights of the order of St. George, each to have 22 servants, 2 to be chaplains and 2 gentlemen; 48 horses. 70 knights, including Sir William Mathew, grandson of
595:"For the Queen: 1 duchess, with 4 women, 6 servants and 12 horses; 10 countesses, with 3 women and 4 servants, and 8 horses each; 12 baronesses, with 2 women, 3 servants and 6 horses each. 20 knights' ladies, with 1 woman, 2 servants and 4 horses each; 14 ladies, with 1 woman, 2 servants and 3 horses each; 6 ladies of the chamber, with 1 servant and 2 horses each; 1 earl, with 42 servants, 3 to be chaplains and 9 gentlemen; horses 20. 3 bishops, to have 44 servants, 4 to be chaplains and 6 gentlemen; horses 60. 4 barons, with 22 servants, 2 to be chaplains and 2 gentlemen; horses 48. 30 knights, with 12 servants, 1 to be a chaplain; horses 240; 6 chaplains with 3 servants and 2 horses each. Grooms 50, officers of the King's chamber, with 20 servants and 30 horses; officers of the King's stable 60, with 70 horses. Sum total of the Queen's company, 1,175 people and 778 horses.
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horses. 12 serjeants-at-arms, each with 1 servant and two horses. 200 of the King's guard with 100 horses. 70 grooms of the chamber, with 150 servants and 100 horses among them; 266 officers of the house, with 216 servants and 70 horses; 205 grooms of the stable and of the armories, with 211 horses. The earl of Essex, being earl marshal, shall have, beside the number above stated, 130 servants and 100 light horses. Sum total of the King's company, 3,997 people and 2,087 horses".
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the same gate or Tower was set with compassed images of ancient
Princes, as Hercules, Alexander and other, by entrayled worke, richly limned with gold and Albyn colours, .... also the tower of the Gate as seemed was built by great masonry, ... for the sundrie countenances of every Image that their appeared, some shooting, some casting, some ready to strike, and firing of gonnes, which shewed very honourably.
981:, captain; maĂŽtres d'hĂ´tel, pannetiers, valets, &c.; gentlemen of the council and of the finances. The other pensioners will remain in their houses. Francis will bring with him the above company if the king of England thinks it suitable; but if not, he will diminish it. These noblemen will only have with them about 200 horses.
1696:, he references the "Field of the Cloth of Gold" during a scene when the narrator meets Gilberte: "She was in fact summoning me to cross the snowy lawn to her camp, to 'take the field,' which the sun, by casting over it a rosy gleam, the metallic lustre of old and worn brocades, had turned into a Field of the Cloth of Gold."
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slanting roof was made of oiled cloth painted to give the colour of lead and the illusion of slates. Contemporaries commented especially on the huge expanse of glass, which made visitors feel they were in the open air. Chronicle descriptions make it clear the decorations, carved and painted had martial iconography;
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This meeting made a great impression on contemporaries, but its political results were very minor. While the carefully established rules of the tournament stated that the two kings would not compete against each other, Henry surprisingly challenged
Francis in a wrestling match, but it turned sour for
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of Wales. Each knight to have 12 servants, one to be a chaplain; 8 horses. Councillors of the long robe; viz., the King's secretary, the vice-chancellor, the dean of the Chapel, and the almoner, each to have 12 servants, one a chaplain, and 8 horses. 12 King's chaplains, each with 6 servants and 3
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The foregate of the same palace or place with great and mighty masonry by sight was arched, with a Tower on every side of the same portered by great craft, and inbatteled was the gate and Tower, and in the fenesters, and windows, were images resembling men of warre redie to cast great stones: also
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includes a fictionalised version of the meeting in its second season (2020). Charles V of Spain is erroneously shown attending the summit at the invitation of his aunt, Catherine of Aragon, as she wants to convince Henry VIII to betrothe six-year-old
Princess Mary to the twenty-year-old Charles
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was most likely in charge of the musical production by
Francis I; the French royal chapel had one of the finest choirs in Europe, and contemporary accounts indicated that they "delighted their hearers." The wooden ceiling for one of the tents may later have been installed in the New Chapel at
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and brought much laughter and merriment from
Francis I as contemporary Cardinal Wolsey recounts, "The French King was overcome with much curiosity playing with those little knaves that did all they could to steal and pester his advisers, yet he willed them to be present at every banquet". The
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The following days were taken up with tournaments, in which both kings took part. There were banquets in which the kings entertained each other's queens. The many other entertainments included archery displays and wrestling between Breton and
Cornish wrestlers.
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would have appeared very different to
English and French women. This clothing choice at the Field of the Cloth of Gold emphasized her affinity with Spain and advocacy for Spanish policy. In England her clothes were not always made in this Spanish fashion.
312:) was at the very edge of the English territory around Calais. The valley where the first meeting took place was landscaped to provide areas of equal elevation for the two government parties. The whole event was planned and executed by English Cardinal
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Some idea of the size of Henry's following may be gathered from the fact that in one month 2200 sheep and other viands in a similar proportion were consumed. In the fields beyond the castle, 2800 tents were erected for less distinguished visitors.
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The most elaborate arrangements were made for the accommodation of the two monarchs and their large retinues; and on Henry's part especially no efforts were spared to make a great impression in Europe with this meeting. Before the castle of
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was, and how this could be a basis for mutual respect and peace between states that were traditional enemies. Henry and
Francis were also figures of similar age and dashing reputation, so there was almost certainly a mutual curiosity.
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The servants of the king of
England shall march next their King, preceded by the nobles and gentlemen of the Legate, who shall follow the gentlemen of the other lords. The King's guard to follow him in their accustomed places.
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The summit was arranged to increase the bond of friendship between the two kings following the Anglo-French treaty of 1514. The two monarchs would meet again in 1532 to arrange
Francis's assistance in pressuring
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was one of the stained-glass artists employed at the Field. The building was decorated in the most sumptuous fashion and furnished with a profusion of golden ornaments. Red wine flowed from the two
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Letters indented specifying, in accordance with the treaty of 12 March 1519, the number and rank of the lords, ladies and gentlemen to attend the King and Queen at the interview with Francis I
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1408:, Sir Ph. Calthorp, Sir Robt. Clere, Sir John Haydon, Sir Thos. Wodehows, Sir Thos. Wyndham, Wm. Paston, Sir Robt. Lovell, John Shelton, Sir Thos. Benyngfeld, Nic. Appylyerd, Edw. Knyvet.
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Catherine of Aragon was noted to attend some events, including a joust, wearing costume in Spanish fashion. Her Spanish hair style, with a plait of hair encased in jewelled
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caused some tensions between the English and French, as the latter preferred a location closer to the border, but topographical considerations proved the decisive factor.
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Rutland Papers: Original Documents Illustrative of the Courts and Times of Henry VII and Henry VIII Selected from the Private Archives of His Grace the Duke of Rutland
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One further aspect of King Henry's retinue was the presence of two royal monkeys covered in gold leaf; these were known to have been gifts from the Ottoman Sultan
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accidentally or deliberately set off. Alternatively the dragon in the painting could be interpreted as symbolic, perhaps representing a highly romanticized
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princes. Renaissance thinking held that a strong ruler could choose peace from a place of strength. The meeting was designed to show how magnificent each
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where, with its colours faded, one with appropriate features can still be seen. Musical production on the English side was probably led by composer
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1474:, Sir John Asheton, John Egyrton, Sir John Braycot, Sir John Stanley,
1164:, Sir Rauf Verney, junr., John Cheynye, Sir Wm. Hampden, John Gyfford.
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1632:, the British novelist, dramatised the meeting in his second novel,
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Location of the Field of the Cloth of Gold in modern Pas-de-Calais
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1766:. New Haven, Connecticut: Yale University Press. pp. 68â69.
1272:, Sir Christopher Baynham, Sir John Hungerford, Sir Edw. Wadham,
977:, captains. 400 archers of the guard, and 4 captains; 100 Swiss,
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Wrestling at the Field of the Cloth of Gold (tapestry, c. 1520).
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Mattingly, Garrett (March 1938). "An Early Nonaggression Pact".
1706:, Marcel Proust, p. 433, First Vintage Books edition, 1982.
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993:(English?) king at the meeting at Calais. The King's Council.
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Richardson, Glenn (July 2020). "Field of the Cloth of Gold".
1382:, Sir Geoffrey Paynell, Sir Miles Bushe, Sir Rob. Scheffeld,
1133:. The heralds. The officers of the household. The minstrels.
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203:, it was a very expensive display of wealth by both kings.
1493:, Sir Wm. Walgrave, Sir Ric. Wentworth, Sir John Shelton,
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rather than the two-year-old son of Francis I of France.
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the Younger, master of the Royal Chapel for Henry VIII.
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and games. The tents and the costumes displayed so much
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as illegitimate. Under the guidance of English Cardinal
1157:, Hen. Bridges, John Cheyny, Ric. Noreys, Ric. Hampden.
1146:, Robt. Spenser, Lenthorp, Wm. Fitzjeffrey, Geo. Harvy.
1344:, Sir Rauf Seyntleger, Sir John Darell, Raynold Pymp,
1535:, Wm. Ashbornham, Sir Edw. Lewkenor, Sir John Dawtry.
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1470:Stafford:âSir John Feryes, Sir Loys (Lewis) Bagot,
1355:, Lord Hastyngs, Sir John Digby, Sir Edw. Feldyng,
1348:, Sir Wm. Crowner, Sir John Fogge, Sir John Norton.
316:, a charismatic, eloquent master diplomat who as a
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1649:dramatised the meeting in its first season (2007).
1550:, Edw. Gryvill, Sir John Burdute, Sir Thos. Lucy,
1441:, Sir Wm. Rede, Walter Bulstrode, Sir John Daunce.
1390:, Geo. Fitzwilliam, Sir Rob. Dymocke, Wm. Hansard.
1149:Berkshire:âSir Geo. Forster, Sir Thos. Fetyplace,
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1463:, Sir John Rodney, Sir Ric. Ware, _ Strangwyshe,
989:Noblemen's names that shall accompany the French
647:Commissioners to give orders to the foot soldiers
607:Commissioners to oversee followers of French King
277:between major European powers to help resist the
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2171:Field of Cloth of Gold: Men and Manners in 1520
919:count of Guise, brother of the duke of Lorraine
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635:Commissioners to give orders to the gentlemen:â
2009:"Tournaments at the court of King Henry VIII"
631:Commissioners to give orders to the gentlemen
2194:. Vol. 73, no. 1. pp. 78â131.
2153:. Vol. 4, no. 2. pp. 141â160.
1995:Queenship and Counsel in Early Modern Europe
296:Both Henry and Francis wished to be seen as
293:, Henry's only possession on the Continent.
2129:. Vol. 10, no. 1. pp. 1â30.
1634:Darnley: or, The Field of the Cloth of Gold
1185:, Sir Roger Graynefeld, Sir John Trevenyan.
27:1520 Anglo-French meeting in Calais, France
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1751:. Vol. 7, no. 7. pp. 28â39.
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574:. The latter source lists the following:
1961:Nicholson, N. & Fawcett, E. (1994).
1909:. Vol. 2. London. pp. 303â304.
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1665:The hit open-air historical night show
1504:, Sir Matthew Brown, Sir John Ywardby,
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1940:. New York: W.W. Norton. p. 291.
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483:is shown top right, above an actual
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1238:, John Horsey, Sir Thos. Trenchard.
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1997:(Palgrave Macmillan, 2018), p. 48.
1117:. The archdeacon of Richmond. The
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1977:"HOASM: William Cornysh 'junior'"
1796:. Camden Society. pp. 28â49.
1662:, echoes elements of the meeting.
1113:. The deans of the Chapel and of
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320:had immense power in the name of
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263:Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
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