THE JEANNE QUEEN |
Her husband, having been assassinated by the Neapolitan ones, the queen flees and sought an asylum in Provence (1347). Like her grandfather, it was led with its barons and its gentlemen to the cemetery of Accoules, where the people were assembled; it y the Jura on the saints Gospels to observe the privileges and franknesses from the City. Jeanne then made cease the administrative joint possession which had weighed on the city for several centuries. |
The Marseillais took the weapons once again. Two columns came out of the city, seized Aubagne and Saint-Marcel; but the gangsters continued with all to destroy. It was necessary to call upon Jean of Armagnac, which came to Provence with 2.500 riders. The Marseillais sent hundred principal rafters to him. However the fight would have lasted for ever if the count d' Avelin had not died. The Jeanne queen had for the Marseillais of the words of gratitude. She assure them the property of the castle and the borough of Saint-Marcel. |