12

[The following refers to the coronation of King Richard of England, also known as Richard the Lionheart.]

The coronation was followed by a banquet at which, according to the king’s orders, no woman or Jew was present.

[…]

As for the Jews, some of their leaders tried to enter with gifts and, after being turned away, were set on by the mob; some of them were killed and a general massacre of Jews throughout London followed, much to Richard’s irritation.


Source:

Seward, Desmond. “Queen Mother.” Eleanor of Aquitaine. New York: Times , 1979. 153. Print.


Further Reading:

Richard I of England / Richard Cœur de Lion (Richard the Lionheart) / Oc e No (Yes and No)

[**The following refers to the coronation of King Richard of England, also known as Richard the Lionheart.**] >The coronation was followed by a banquet at which, according to the king’s orders, no woman or Jew was present. >[…] >As for the Jews, some of their leaders tried to enter with gifts and, after being turned away, were set on by the mob; some of them were killed and a general massacre of Jews throughout London followed, much to Richard’s irritation. ______________________ **Source:** Seward, Desmond. “Queen Mother.” *Eleanor of Aquitaine*. New York: Times , 1979. 153. Print. ______________________ **Further Reading:** [Richard I of England / Richard Cœur de Lion (Richard the Lionheart) / Oc e No (Yes and No)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_I_of_England)

No comments, yet...