Petrus de Canaberiis (fl. 1280) was a French knight.[1] He served as ambassador of Philip IV of France in Norway.[2]
Petrus de Canaberiis | |
|---|---|
| Knight | |
| Born | 13th Century Paris, Île-de-France |
| Died | 14th Century France |
| Occupation | Diplomat Politician |
Biography edit
Petrus Canaberiis was possibly born in Paris, he was sent to Norway along with other knights, by Philip the Fair, to carry out a diplomatic mission, concerning reaching an agreement between France and Norway. They were received by Audun Hugleiksson.[3]
In 1280, Petrus Canaberiis participated in the "tournoi du Hem", a chivalric festivity in France, event attended by knights of Normandy, Flanders, and England.[4]
References edit
- ^ Les olim ou registres des arrêts rendus par la Cour du roi: 1274-1318. By France. Parlement (Paris). 1842.
- ^ Bulletin of the International Committee of Historical Sciences, Volume 4. Les presses universitaires de France. 1931.
- ^ Diplomatarium Norvegicum - Volumen5 - Página 30. 1860.
- ^ Le Roman du Hem, Volume 9. Sarrazin (Trouvère). 1939.