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Perrers, Alice. views 3,480,486 updated. Alice Perrers (pĕr´ərz), d. 1400, mistress of Edward III of England. She entered the service of Edward's queen, Philippa of Hainaut, and married a courtier, Sir William de Windsor. Becoming the king's mistress possibly as early as 1366, she wielded great influence over him.
10 de oct. de 2017 · Alice Perrers came from obscure origins, and as is common for medieval women – even of high status – we are not completely certain when she was born, or to whom. She is thought to have been born in the 1340s, and for a long time it was suggested that her father was Sir Richard Perrers, a Hertfordshire landowner of reasonable standing.
Alice Perrers. Alice Perrers, född 1348, död 1400, var en engelsk hovdam, mätress till kung Edvard III av England mellan 1363 och 1376. Hon hade stort politiskt inflytande och anses ha varit Englands de facto regent 1370–1376.
Alice Perrers é conhecida na história como a amante do rei Eduardo III da Inglaterra (1312 – 1377) em seus últimos anos. Ela havia se tornado sua amante em 1363 ou 1364, quando ela provavelmente tinha cerca de 15-18 anos, e ele tinha 52. Alguns estudiosos de Chaucer afirmaram que o patrocínio de Alice Perrers ao poeta Geoffrey Chaucer ...
15 de oct. de 2023 · Alice Perrers had one very powerful friend: King Edward III (King of England 1327–77). But that led to her acquiring a lot of enemies, who made things very difficult for her after Edward died.
Alice Perrers 369 An appreciation of the political contexts and discursive frames in which these and other sources were composed helps in turn to inform a wider reassessment of contemporary attitudes toward Alice's successive disgrace and rehabilitation. Before we proceed to the detailed analysis of the period 1376-84, however, it
Alice Perrers, who was the mistress of the English king Edward III, probably belonged to the Hertfordshire family of Perrerses, though there was some talk that she was of more humble origins, possibly the daughter of a tiler from Essex. She entered royal service as a woman of the bedchamber to Queen Philippa of Hainault sometime before 1366.
