Angevin - Revision history

Conrad Leviston: change of category

2007-02-10T12:58:46Z

change of category

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	The line was supposedly descended from a count of Anjou, who met and married a beautiful woman called Melusine. She gave him children, and appeared faithful, but it was noticed that she did not attend Church regularly, and when she did, she avoided the Mass. On a day, several of the count's liegemen surrounded her and forced her to remain, whereupopn, with an ungodly scream, she tore herself away, transformed into a serpentine half-draconine creature, with wings, and flew away. She had been (either) a water-fay or a female-devil, and accordingly inacapable of remaining where the [[Host]] was. She was never seen again, but thereafter it was said that there was a devil's blood in the Anjou line, which explained why [[Henry II]] and his sons were so belligenerant towards each other, and why they intermittently broke into uncontrollable rages when their will was thwarted.		The line was supposedly descended from a count of Anjou, who met and married a beautiful woman called Melusine. She gave him children, and appeared faithful, but it was noticed that she did not attend Church regularly, and when she did, she avoided the Mass. On a day, several of the count's liegemen surrounded her and forced her to remain, whereupopn, with an ungodly scream, she tore herself away, transformed into a serpentine half-draconine creature, with wings, and flew away. She had been (either) a water-fay or a female-devil, and accordingly inacapable of remaining where the [[Host]] was. She was never seen again, but thereafter it was said that there was a devil's blood in the Anjou line, which explained why [[Henry II]] and his sons were so belligenerant towards each other, and why they intermittently broke into uncontrollable rages when their will was thwarted.

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User 144: categorising

2006-05-21T04:27:29Z

categorising

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	The line was supposedly descended from a count of Anjou, who met and married a beautiful woman called Melusine. She gave him children, and appeared faithful, but it was noticed that she did not attend Church regularly, and when she did, she avoided the Mass. On a day, several of the count's liegemen surrounded her and forced her to remain, whereupopn, with an ungodly scream, she tore herself away, transformed into a serpentine half-draconine creature, with wings, and flew away. She had been (either) a water-fay or a female-devil, and accordingly inacapable of remaining where the [[Host]] was. She was never seen again, but thereafter it was said that there was a devil's blood in the Anjou line, which explained why [[Henry II]] and his sons were so belligenerant towards each other, and why they intermittently broke into uncontrollable rages when their will was thwarted.		The line was supposedly descended from a count of Anjou, who met and married a beautiful woman called Melusine. She gave him children, and appeared faithful, but it was noticed that she did not attend Church regularly, and when she did, she avoided the Mass. On a day, several of the count's liegemen surrounded her and forced her to remain, whereupopn, with an ungodly scream, she tore herself away, transformed into a serpentine half-draconine creature, with wings, and flew away. She had been (either) a water-fay or a female-devil, and accordingly inacapable of remaining where the [[Host]] was. She was never seen again, but thereafter it was said that there was a devil's blood in the Anjou line, which explained why [[Henry II]] and his sons were so belligenerant towards each other, and why they intermittently broke into uncontrollable rages when their will was thwarted.
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User 144 at 08:57, 20 May 2006

2006-05-20T08:57:03Z

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	The '''Angevin''' ~~Plantagenets~~ were a line of the [[English Monarchs]] who held significant lands in [[Anjou]], [[France]]. The line started with [[Henry II]] and ended with [[Richard II]] .		The '''Angevin''' [[Plantagenet]]s were a line of the [[English Monarchs]] who held significant lands in [[Anjou]], [[France]]. The line started with [[Henry II]] and ended with [[Richard II]] .

Conrad Leviston: typo

2005-06-27T14:57:35Z

typo

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	The line was supposedly descended from a count of Anjou, who met and married a beautiful woman called Melusine. She gave him children, and appeared faithful, but it was noticed that she did not attend Church regularly, and when she did, she avoided the Mass. On a day, several of the count's liegemen surrounded her and forced her to remain, whereupopn, with an ~~ungoldyl~~ scream, she tore herself away, transformed into a serpentine half-draconine creature, with wings, and flew away. She had been (either) a water-fay or a female-devil, and accordingly inacapable of remaining ~~there~~ the [[Host]] was. She was never seen again, but thereafter it was said that there was a devil's blood in the Anjou line, which explained why [[Henry II]] and his sons were so belligenerant towards each other, and why they intermittently broke into uncontrollable rages when their will was thwarted.		The line was supposedly descended from a count of Anjou, who met and married a beautiful woman called Melusine. She gave him children, and appeared faithful, but it was noticed that she did not attend Church regularly, and when she did, she avoided the Mass. On a day, several of the count's liegemen surrounded her and forced her to remain, whereupopn, with an ungodly scream, she tore herself away, transformed into a serpentine half-draconine creature, with wings, and flew away. She had been (either) a water-fay or a female-devil, and accordingly inacapable of remaining where the [[Host]] was. She was never seen again, but thereafter it was said that there was a devil's blood in the Anjou line, which explained why [[Henry II]] and his sons were so belligenerant towards each other, and why they intermittently broke into uncontrollable rages when their will was thwarted.

Simoncursitor at 10:53, 27 June 2005

2005-06-27T10:53:43Z

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	The line was supposedly descended from a count of Anjou, who met and married a beautiful woman called Melusine. She gave him children, and appeared faithful, but it was noticed that she did not attend Church regularly, and when she did, she avoided the Mass. On a day, several of the count's liegemen surrounded her and forced her to remain, whereupopn, with an ungoldyl scream, she tore herself away, transformed into a serpentine half-draconine creature, with wings, and flew away. She had been (either) a water-fay or a female-devil, and accordingly inacapable of remaining there the [[Host]] was. She was ~~enevr~~ seen again, but thereafter it was said that there was a devil's blood in the Anjou line, which explained why [[Henry II]] and his sons were so belligenerant towards each other, and why they intermittently broke into uncontrollable rages when their will was thwarted.		The line was supposedly descended from a count of Anjou, who met and married a beautiful woman called Melusine. She gave him children, and appeared faithful, but it was noticed that she did not attend Church regularly, and when she did, she avoided the Mass. On a day, several of the count's liegemen surrounded her and forced her to remain, whereupopn, with an ungoldyl scream, she tore herself away, transformed into a serpentine half-draconine creature, with wings, and flew away. She had been (either) a water-fay or a female-devil, and accordingly inacapable of remaining there the [[Host]] was. She was never seen again, but thereafter it was said that there was a devil's blood in the Anjou line, which explained why [[Henry II]] and his sons were so belligenerant towards each other, and why they intermittently broke into uncontrollable rages when their will was thwarted.

Simoncursitor at 14:50, 8 April 2005

2005-04-08T14:50:05Z

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	The '''Angevin''' Plantagenets were a line of the [[English Monarchs]] who held significant lands in [[Anjou]], [[France]]. The line started with [[Henry II]] and ended with [[Richard II]] .		The '''Angevin''' Plantagenets were a line of the [[English Monarchs]] who held significant lands in [[Anjou]], [[France]]. The line started with [[Henry II]] and ended with [[Richard II]] .


			The line was supposedly descended from a count of Anjou, who met and married a beautiful woman called Melusine. She gave him children, and appeared faithful, but it was noticed that she did not attend Church regularly, and when she did, she avoided the Mass. On a day, several of the count's liegemen surrounded her and forced her to remain, whereupopn, with an ungoldyl scream, she tore herself away, transformed into a serpentine half-draconine creature, with wings, and flew away. She had been (either) a water-fay or a female-devil, and accordingly inacapable of remaining there the [[Host]] was. She was enevr seen again, but thereafter it was said that there was a devil's blood in the Anjou line, which explained why [[Henry II]] and his sons were so belligenerant towards each other, and why they intermittently broke into uncontrollable rages when their will was thwarted.

Cian: add the end of the line

2004-11-01T06:26:04Z

add the end of the line

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	The Angevin Plantagenets were a line of the [[English Monarchs]] who held significant lands in [[Anjou]], [[France]]. The line started with [[Henry II]].		The '''Angevin''' Plantagenets were a line of the [[English Monarchs]] who held significant lands in [[Anjou]], [[France]]. The line started with [[Henry II]] and ended with [[Richard II]] .

Cian at 00:50, 9 June 2004

2004-06-09T00:50:00Z

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The Angevin Plantagenets were a line of the [[English Monarchs]] who held significant lands in [[Anjou]], [[France]]. The line started with [[Henry II]].