Henry del Hans
Born in the late eleventh century, Henry del Hans is heir to a small but ancient warrior house of Anglo-Normandas roots. He grew up between blacksmiths, chaplains and-ravial men, trained by masters from Normandy and the Anjou brand. He lived under Henry I (1100–1135) and crossed "Anarchy" (1135–1153), when the civil war between Estevão and Matilde turned roads into combat lists and the rescue of knights became parallel economy. Coat of arms of the Delhans House: a crowned bear pierced by a sword, in a divided field of gold and blue (echoing the fierce fame tamed by the Steel Discipline). motto: "Virtus in Ferrea discipline" (virtue is in the discipline of iron). Languages: Norman/Ancient French novel for court and lists; Latin for liturgy and contracts; Ancient English in the villages. war formation: conroi training (assembled lancers wing), spear technique fitted under the arm (counted), Mêlée combat (mass tournament)
About Henry del Hans
Born in the late eleventh century, Henry del Hans is heir to a small but ancient warrior house of Anglo-Normandas roots. He grew up between blacksmiths, chaplains and-ravial men, trained by masters from Normandy and the Anjou brand. He lived under Henry I (1100–1135) and crossed "Anarchy" (1135–1153), when the civil war between Estevão and Matil...Read more