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Gérard De Athée written in Magna Carta 1215 as Gerardi de Athyes. He was a Principal military commander and Lord from Athee Sur Cher in now France. He possessed his own Castle, Arms and badge of "A Lion contrapasssant qui retourne ca tete" of Guyenne Aquitaine and that as used by King Richard Coer De Leon under whom he is first referenced. He later seamlessly transferred to King John of England from 1211 to 1215 following the death of King Richard in 1199 at the siege of Chalus.

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  • Gerard d’Athée (de)
  • Girard d'Athée (fr)
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  • Gerard d’Athée (* um 1150; † um 1210 oder 1213) war ein aus Frankreich stammender Beamter und Söldnerhauptmann im Dienst der englischen Könige Richard I. und Johann Ohneland. (de)
  • Girard d'Athée, né entre 1150 et 1160 et mort en 1215, chevalier, seigneur d'Athée, sénéchal de Touraine et gouverneur du château de Chinon, fidèle conseiller et serviteur du roi d'Angleterre Jean sans Terre. (fr)
  • Gérard De Athée written in Magna Carta 1215 as Gerardi de Athyes. He was a Principal military commander and Lord from Athee Sur Cher in now France. He possessed his own Castle, Arms and badge of "A Lion contrapasssant qui retourne ca tete" of Guyenne Aquitaine and that as used by King Richard Coer De Leon under whom he is first referenced. He later seamlessly transferred to King John of England from 1211 to 1215 following the death of King Richard in 1199 at the siege of Chalus. (en)
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  • Gerard d’Athée (* um 1150; † um 1210 oder 1213) war ein aus Frankreich stammender Beamter und Söldnerhauptmann im Dienst der englischen Könige Richard I. und Johann Ohneland. (de)
  • Gérard De Athée written in Magna Carta 1215 as Gerardi de Athyes. He was a Principal military commander and Lord from Athee Sur Cher in now France. He possessed his own Castle, Arms and badge of "A Lion contrapasssant qui retourne ca tete" of Guyenne Aquitaine and that as used by King Richard Coer De Leon under whom he is first referenced. He later seamlessly transferred to King John of England from 1211 to 1215 following the death of King Richard in 1199 at the siege of Chalus. He served King John in France as commander of Loches castle, one of the last castles to resist Philip Augustus in Normandy. D'Athée was captured by the French and, being so highly valued by King John, ransomed back to England in return for 2,000 marks. He and his extended families and kinsmen were granted estates in England, and De Athee was appointed High Sheriff of Gloucestershire and Herefordshire (1208-1210) and High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and the Royal Forests in 1209. His rapid rise in the English court caused resentment amongst the English barons. He is mentioned critically in clause 50 of Magna Carta: We will entirely remove from their bailiwicks, the relations of Gerard of Athee (so that in future they shall have no bailiwick in England); namely, Engelard of Cigogné, Peter, Guy, and Andrew of Chanceaux, Guy of Cigogné, Geoffrey of Martigny with his brothers, Philip Marc with his brothers and his nephew Geoffrey, and the whole brood of the same. (en)
  • Girard d'Athée, né entre 1150 et 1160 et mort en 1215, chevalier, seigneur d'Athée, sénéchal de Touraine et gouverneur du château de Chinon, fidèle conseiller et serviteur du roi d'Angleterre Jean sans Terre. (fr)
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