Taillifer: Difference between revisions
Created page with "thumb '''Taillifer''' was a Norman soldier, possessed of an engaging singing voice. ==Fiction== Taillifer was part of the army of William, Duke of Normandy. On or around the 13th of October, {{RU|1066}}, William's men engaged the forces of King Harold in Senlac. Before the fighting began, Taillifer rode out onto the empty battlefield and sang the song of his people to rally the troops. United in their love of their country an..."
(Created page with "thumb '''Taillifer''' was a Norman soldier, possessed of an engaging singing voice. ==Fiction== Taillifer was part of the army of William, Duke of Normandy. On or around the 13th of October, {{RU|1066}}, William's men engaged the forces of King Harold in Senlac. Before the fighting began, Taillifer rode out onto the empty battlefield and sang the song of his people to rally the troops. United in their love of their country an...") |
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