Houmout (historically associated with the Black Prince)
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Houmout is the medieval chivalric motto famously associated with Edward, the Black Prince, reflecting his princely valor and knightly identity.
Aliases (2)
- Houmout ×21
- Edward the Black Prince ×4
Statements (25)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
English prince
→
chivalric motto → medieval knight → medieval motto → |
| associatedWith |
Edward the Black Prince
→
English chivalry → Order of the Garter → Plantagenet dynasty → |
| culturalContext |
Anglo-French aristocracy
→
late medieval England → |
| describedAs |
medieval chivalric motto
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|
| hasNotableBearer |
Edward of Woodstock
→
|
| historicalAssociation |
Hundred Years' War
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|
| language |
Old French
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|
| motto |
Houmout
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|
| notedIn |
studies of Edward the Black Prince
→
studies of medieval heraldry → |
| period |
14th century
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| reflects |
knightly identity
→
princely valor → |
| relatedTo |
chivalric ideals
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medieval knighthood → |
| usedBy |
Edward the Black Prince
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|
| usedIn |
chivalric context
→
heraldic context → |
Referenced by (1)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Duke of Cornwall
→
|
motto |