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Jacques de Longuyon (Old French Jaques de Langhion or Longuion) was the author of the Vows of the Peacock, a chanson de geste written for Thibaut de Bar, bishop of Liège, about 1310. It was one of the most popular romances of the 14th century and introduces the concept of the Nine Worthies.
What is known of Jacques's origins comes from his own words in the final laisse of the Vows. He states that he was from Lorraine, although his name indicates the village of Longuyon, which was technically part of the Barrois mouvant. The final laisse was added to an already completed poem, since it deplores the death of Bishop Thibaut on 29 May 1312 and of Emperor Henry VII on 24 August 1313, by which time the poem was already in circulation.
What is known of Jacques's origins comes from his own words in the final laisse of the Vows. He states that he was from Lorraine, although his name indicates the village of Longuyon, which was technically part of the Barrois mouvant. The final laisse was added to an already completed poem, since it deplores the death of Bishop Thibaut on 29 May 1312 and of Emperor Henry VII on 24 August 1313, by which time the poem was already in circulation.
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