Lancelot du Lac
Lancelot du Lac est un personnage du cycle des romans de la Table Ronde et le héros éponyme du roman de chevalerie Lancelot du Lac, écrit au XIIIème siècle en langue romane par un auteur anonyme. Cependant, il est surtout connu pour le roman courtois de Chrétien de Troyes « le Chevalier de la charrette », composé entre 1177 et 1181 à la demande de la comtesse Marie de Champagne, fille d’Aliénor d’Aquitaine.
Certains chroniqueurs, ont cru reconnaître comme pays natal de Lancelot du Lac la région de Passais-la-Conception, qui englobe une partie du nord de l’actuel département de la Mayenne et du sud de l’Orne.
Certains chroniqueurs, ont cru reconnaître comme pays natal de Lancelot du Lac la région de Passais-la-Conception, qui englobe une partie du nord de l’actuel département de la Mayenne et du sud de l’Orne.
Hero of a novel writen between 1177 and 1181
Lancelot du Lac is a character in the series of novels about the Round Table and is the hero of the chivalric novel of the same name, written in the thirteenth century in the romanesque language by an anonymous author. However, he is best known from the courtly romance by Chretien de Troyes “ Knight of the Cart " composed between 1177 and 1181 at the request of Countess Marie de Champagne, daughter of Eleanor of Aquitaine.
Some chroniclers have thought they recognise the area of Passais la Conception as the birthplace of Lancelot, which includes the northern part of the current Department of Mayenne and south of the Department of Orne.
Lancelot du Lac is a character in the series of novels about the Round Table and is the hero of the chivalric novel of the same name, written in the thirteenth century in the romanesque language by an anonymous author. However, he is best known from the courtly romance by Chretien de Troyes “ Knight of the Cart " composed between 1177 and 1181 at the request of Countess Marie de Champagne, daughter of Eleanor of Aquitaine.
Some chroniclers have thought they recognise the area of Passais la Conception as the birthplace of Lancelot, which includes the northern part of the current Department of Mayenne and south of the Department of Orne.
Y&T 3115 / S-G 3448
La NORMANDIE
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TIMBRES
Roman composé entre 1177 et 1181
Y&T 968 / S-G 1033
Y&T 1192 / S-G 1296