Un Roi pour deux couronnes. Troyes 1420. Grèce and Louis-Henri de Bourbon

and Louis-Henri de Bourbon

but also a skilled strategist and a fine diplomat

influenced by the trade networks of the Eastern Mediterranean

With unpublished texts from the Legend of Troy

recently brought to light by the work of archaeologist and philologist Patrick Maxime Michel

Un Roi pour deux couronnes. Troyes 1420. Grèce and Louis-Henri de BourbonOn May 21, 1420, the kings of France and England concluded a treaty in Troyes Cathedral, establishing the union of their two kingdoms under a single crown. The history of the Treaty of Troyes has profoundly marked the history of France and England, from a political, cultural, and memorial perspective. While the treaty itself and its causes are little or not well known to the general public, its direct consequences (the epic tale of Joan of Arc and the