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...supposed to have spent 3 years exploring the coastline (during a period of exile from Iceland) and to have encouraged 25 [[ship]]-loads of settlers to cross

...Antioch. During this period the Greek Orthodox patriarch was forced into exile in Constantinople. In 1342 Patriarch Ignatius II transferred the seat of h

...ampeador. El Cid crushed the Almoravids, and was summarily sent back into exile.

...[Anjou]]) led to terms of a settlement whereby Hugh agreed to three years' exile. When, thereafter, an attempt was made to [[murder]] the count, and Fulk w

...rchbishop]] of York, not of Canterbury (who was [[Thomas Becket]], then in exile in France. Henry therefore replaced Becket with a new Archbishop, and re-e

...ter of [[Edgar Atheling|Edgar]]. She and her relatives were themselves in exile (as he had been), because [[William the Conqueror|William of Normandy]] had

*[[Wikipedia:Agatha%2C_wife_of_Edward_the_Exile|Agatha, wife of Edward the Exile]] ([[11th century]])

...s reign he had been forced to flee from a [[Denmark|Danish]] invasion into exile in [[Normandy]]. He made a solemn vow that if he ever regained his [[throne

...Carcassonne and fled, the son of Raymond-Roger de Trencaval returned from exile to reclaim the area. Amaury de Montfort offered his claim to the lands of L ...eged at Montréal where he soon surrendered and was allow passage to exile in [[Aragon]]. In 1242 Raymond de Toulouse attempted a revolt to coincide w

...that he wished to claim the power for himself and, after returning from an exile, enlisted the help of Ashikaga Takauji, who threw his support behind the Em