Raoul II of Tosny
Anglo-Norman noble · Died 1102
Raoul II de Tosny, lord of Conches-en-Ouche, was a Norman nobleman of the House of Tosny, son of Roger I of Tosny and older brother of Robert de Stafford / Tosny. He was active in Normandy, England and Wales.
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![Illustration of Raoul de Tosny at the Battle of Mortemer: he climbed a tree near the king's camp and called out, "My name is Raoul de Teruois, and I bring you bad news. Drive your wagons and chariots to Mortemer to take away your friends who are dead, for the French have come to us to test the chivalry of the Normans, and they found it much stronger than they had hoped. Eudes, their standard-bearer, was put to shameful flight, and Cui, Count of Ponthieu, was captured. All the others were taken prisoner or died; or, fleeing quickly, had great difficulty escaping. Announce this news as soon as possible to the King of the French from the Duke of Normandy."[1]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/05/Raoul_de_Ternois_%28de_Tosny%29_-_engraving.png/500px-Raoul_de_Ternois_%28de_Tosny%29_-_engraving.png)
Illustration of Raoul de Tosny at the Battle of Mortemer: he climbed a tree near the king's camp and called out, "My name is Raoul de Teruois, and I bring you bad news. Drive your wagons and chariots to Mortemer to take away your friends who are dead, for the French have come to us to test the chivalry of the Normans, and they found it much stronger than they had hoped. Eudes, their standard-bearer, was put to shameful flight, and Cui, Count of Ponthieu, was captured. All the others were taken prisoner or died; or, fleeing quickly, had great difficulty escaping. Announce this news as soon as possible to the King of the French from the Duke of Normandy."[1]
Donation by Raoul de Tosny to found an abbey at La Croix-Saint-Leufroy, c. 1071-1083.About this person
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Died 1102