Harlette, daughter of Fulbert the Tanner, changed the course of
history for ever when she raised her skirts a little higher than
necessary in the courtyard of Gilbert Count of Brionne, one of the most
powerful landowners in Normandy.
Ambitions of a medieval lady
Her charms were noticed and she was summoned to Gilbert’s side. Soon
ambitious Harlette (also know as Hervela) was no longer stamping dye in
a courtyard but a fragrant and gilded lady. After the usual 9 months a
son, Richard, was born
Fabulous if fickle, Harlette then caught the eye of Robert, 6th Duke
of Normandy. Robert, just 21, was a direct descendent of Rollo the
Viking. In a heartbeat Harlette left Château de Brionne for Robert and the Château of Falaise.
Pride and passion
Harlette was proud as well as gorgeous and demanded to enter the
castle on horseback, not be shuffled in by the back door like his other
conquests. The young Duke was infatuated and allowed her outrageous
wish.
Harlette arrived at the entrance to Falaise castle on a white horse,
bedecked in the finest clothes and jewels her previous lover had bought
her.
Harriette de Falaise
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