Fredric Cheyette's Ermengard of Narbonne and the World of the Troubadours

Fredric Cheyette's "Ermengard of Narbonne" and "World of Troubadours" examine the life of Ermengard (1130-1196) by studying 64 documents named after her. This book focuses on the town of Narbonne and all over Obitonia. Since this is not a biography, this field has attracted a lot of attention as there are more sources, and Ermengard is rebuilding beyond the source of her evaluation.

The poet is "a man who sings the virtues of a woman he can not have to the world". One of the earliest forms of cultural influence in southern France is the blooming of the minstrel's bard poet culture in France, and the minstrel wandered the castle and sang in the castle. They sing in the language of Occitan or Southwest France. At the same time, in the dialect of northern France and northern France, the minstrel was called trouvadres and the latter became a modern Frenchman. Love "loving" is a theme that repeats not only in French literature but also in everyday life. When a man and woman meet, if you kiss the essential "b" or kiss on two cheeks, you will give the impression that cupid is not far away. French is a wonderful language used to express these passionate intentions whether honest or not.

First of all, the bard and trouble are valuable topics to know. They are typical medieval people. In the medieval world, poets and women sang and honored the noble women and knights who loved them. However, there are differences between bard and playwright. Troubadours is a poet related to Provencal which is the French language of Provence. One story is a French speaking poet. As mentioned above, these poets admire women. The most respected lady lived between 1122 and 1204. Her name is Eleanor of Aquitaine. "Troubadour gathered in the court of the Duchy of Aquitaine in France" (Kreegar 240). After her trial, Eleanor of Aquitaine became Queen of England. In addition she became proud mother of Lion Heart Richard. And he created many romantic poems and songs that make him a Troubadour

Elisor of Aquitaine, the granddaughter of William IX, was the Queen of the two kings, brought Aquitaine court love first to the French court and then to the UK. Eleanor is famous for her beauty and personality, and a minstrer wrote a song about her. "If you go from the seaside to the Rhine, my world is mine, this price is not expensive, near me" Her daughter, Mary, Earl of Champagne brought this tradition to the Court of Champagne It is. In the latter half of the 12th century, the influential work of Andreas Scarperanus De Amor (chasing love) summarized the rule of court love.