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Droit de Gite, Beginning of Eudes, Count of Paris, year 888
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Droit de Gite, Beginning of Eudes, Count of Paris, year 888
XEE4411733 Droit de Gite, Beginning of Eudes, Count of Paris, year 888. King Guy (Gui) III, Duke of Spolete (died 894) was heberger by the Eveque of Metz under the right of a cottage (feodal right giving a lord the right to be heberger by his people when he moves in his estate). This anecdote will give Eudes (Odon) (860-898) the opportunity to become King of France. Engraving from the " Figures de l Histoire de France", 1782." by French School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Droit de Gite, Beginning of Eudes, Count of Paris, year 888. King Guy (Gui) III, Duke of Spolete (died 894) was heberger by the Eveque of Metz under the right of a cottage (feodal right giving a lord the right to be heberger by his people when he moves in his estate). This anecdote will give Eudes (Odon) (860-898) the opportunity to become King of France. Engraving from the " Figures de l Histoire de France", 1782." ); Stefano Bianchetti; French, out of copyright
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This print captures a significant moment in history, depicting the "Droit de Gite" or the right of a cottage. The image showcases the beginning of Eudes, Count of Paris' journey to becoming King of France in the year 888. In this scene, we see King Guy III, Duke of Spolete (died 894), being graciously hosted by the Eveque of Metz under this feudal right. The Droit de Gite was a unique tradition that allowed lords to be accommodated by their people when they moved within their estates. This anecdote proved pivotal for Eudes as it presented him with an opportunity to ascend to the throne and shape French history forever. Engraved from "Figures de l'Histoire de France" in 1782, this artwork beautifully depicts the historical significance and cultural practices prevalent during that era. The attention to detail is evident in every stroke, showcasing not only artistic skill but also providing valuable insights into medieval customs. This intriguing piece serves as a reminder of how political power could be influenced by social customs and alliances during ancient times. It invites us to delve deeper into our understanding of feudal systems and appreciate how seemingly small gestures can have far-reaching consequences. As we gaze upon this print, we are transported back centuries ago when kings were chosen through intricate webs of relationships and strategic decisions. It stands as a testament to human resilience and adaptability throughout history while offering us glimpses into fascinating moments that shaped nations.
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