- John
Hardyng (or Harding; 1378–1465) was an
English chronicler. He was born in
Northern England. As a boy
Hardyng entered the
service of Sir
Henry Percy...
- difficult. For example, in his poem Constantyne, the
English chronicler John
Hardyng (1378–1465)
specifically mentions the
inhabitants of
three Dutch-speaking...
- has
arranged for her to
marry Robert Arryn's
cousin and heir,
Harrold Hardyng, and that on Robert's
death she will
reveal herself and use the Knights...
-
Arryn daughter member of
House Hardyng daughter Lord
Elesham five
other daughters Jasper Waynwood son
Cissy Harrold Hardyng Saffron Alys
Stone **** child...
- nephew,
Prince Aerion Targaryen,
disgraces himself by
killing Ser
Humfrey Hardyng's horse. When Dunk
retires into the Fossoways' tent to
drink with Raymun...
- The tale of
Bladud was
later embellished by
other authors, such as John
Hardyng and John Higgins,
writing in the
fifteenth and
sixteenth centuries. According...
- (1421–1440)
Robert Blondel (1449–1450)
Croyland Chronicle (1149–1486) John
Hardyng (–1437)
Great Chronicle of
London (1189–1512) Gregory's
Chronicle (1189–1469)...
- difficult. For example, in his poem Constantyne, the
English chronicler John
Hardyng (1378–1465)
specifically mentions the
inhabitants of
three Dutch-speaking...
-
thought that
Hardyng received the king's
permission to
enter de Umfraville's
service around this point,
following the
death of
Hardyng's previous patron...
- even
received a copy of the
English chronicle from the
chronicler John
Hardyng. But in the
Battle of
Wakefield on 30
December 1460, the
Lancastrians won...
