Rosamund Clifford, born before 1150, is usually assumed to have been the daughter of Walter de Clifford (born Walter FitzRichard; 1113–1190), a Marcher Lord, and his wife Margaret. He gained his surname from his major holding, Clifford Castle in Herefordshire, where he was first steward then lord.
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08/02/2016 · The other was a woman that Henry did his best to keep secret, Rosamund Clifford. King Henry II first openly acknowledged his mistress, ‘Fair Rosamund’ when he was about forty years old, she, ten years younger. Their relationship was long standing and although many strange tales and legends surround their affair, a few things are known.
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Clifford Castle is a ruined castle in the village of Clifford which lies 2.5 miles to the north-east of Hay-on-Wye in the Wye Valley in Herefordshire, England (grid reference). It was the caput of the feudal barony of Clifford , a Marcher Lordship (owing allegiance directly to the king , but separate from the rest of the kingdom).
Bland's two children by Alice Hoatson, whom Edith adopted, were Rosamund Edith Nesbit Hamilton, later Bland (1886–1950), who married Clifford Dyer Sharp on 16 October 1909, and to whom The Book of Dragons was dedicated, and John Oliver Wentworth Bland (1899–1946) to whom The House of Arden and Five Children and It were dedicated.
El notorio romance de Enrique II con Rosamunda Clifford, la «bella Rosamunda» de la leyenda, comenzó en 1165 durante una de sus campañas en Gales y continuó hasta la muerte de ella en 1176. Sin embargo, no fue hasta 1174, alrededor de la fecha de su ruptura con Leonor, cuando Enrique II reconoció a Rosamunda como su amante.
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Rosamunda Clifford (Herefordshire, 1150-Godstow, 1176), a menudo llamada "La bella Rosamunda" o "La Rosa del Mundo", fue famosa por su belleza y por ser amante del rey Enrique II de Inglaterra, desde que lo conoció en una campaña en Gales en 1165 hasta la muerte de ella en 1176. wikipedia.org
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