Jeanne de Clisson by Saby55
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La Leonessa di Bretagna
Nel bel mezzo della Guerra dei Centβanni tra Inghilterra e Francia, una donna francese di nome Jeanne de Clisson prese il mare con una flotta di navi da guerra e distrusse le navi di Filippo VI per vendicare la morte del marito, giustiziato per essere passato dalla parte degli inglesi. A causa della sua ferocia, venne chiamata la Leonessa di Bretagna. MassacrΓ² tutta la flotta del re, lasciando in vita solo tre marinai perchΓ© dicessero al re che la Leonessa aveva colpito ancora.
Si alleΓ² agli inglesi e cercΓ² di tenere il canale della Manica sgombro dalle navi francesi, continuando la sua vita piratesca anche dopo la morte del suo nemico, re Filippo VI, che avvenne nel 1350.
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The Lioness of Brittany
In the midst of the Hundred Years War between England and France, a French woman named Jeanne de Clisson took to the sea with a fleet of warships and destroyed the ships of Philip VI to avenge the death of her husband, who was executed for passing on the side of the British. Because of her ferocity, she was called the Lioness of Brittany. She slaughtered the king's entire fleet, leaving only three sailors alive to tell the king that the Lioness had struck again.
She allied herself with the British and tried to keep the English Channel clear of French ships, continuing her pirate life even after the death of her enemy, King Philip VI, which occurred in 1350.
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La Lionne de Bretagne
Au milieu de la guerre de Cent Ans entre l'Angleterre et la France, une FranΓ§aise nommΓ©e Jeanne de Clisson a pris la mer avec une flotte de navires de guerre et a dΓ©truit les navires de Philippe VI pour venger la mort de son mari, qui a Γ©tΓ© exΓ©cutΓ© pour Γͺtre dΓ©cΓ©dΓ©. du cΓ΄tΓ© des Britanniques. A cause de sa fΓ©rocitΓ©, on l'appelait la Lionne de Bretagne. Il a massacrΓ© toute la flotte du roi, ne laissant que trois marins en vie pour dire au roi que la Lionne avait encore frappΓ©.
Il s'allie aux Anglais et tente de garder la Manche Γ l'Γ©cart des navires franΓ§ais, poursuivant sa vie de pirate mΓͺme aprΓ¨s la mort de son ennemi, le roi Philippe VI, survenue en 1350.
Comments (16)
excellent
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Lovely character, nicely presented and framed by the background image..
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Great and classic work on her, my friend! She was one tough lady!
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Gorgeous composition and a very classical feel.
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