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St Louis brought as prisoner before the Sultan (top). Bottom left: Louis discourses with Saracens
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St Louis brought as prisoner before the Sultan (top). Bottom left: Louis discourses with Saracens
St Louis brought as prisoner before the Sultan (top). Bottom left: Louis discourses with Saracens. Bottom right: Sultan assassinated by his courtiers. From Le livre de Faiz Monseigneur Saint Louis (Louis IX of France 1215-1270). Sixth Crusade (1248-1254). 15th century manuscript. Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France
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This 15th-century manuscript print captures a pivotal moment in history, depicting the encounter between King Louis IX of France and the Sultan during the Sixth Crusade. The top image portrays St. Louis as a prisoner before the Sultan, highlighting the power dynamics at play during this tumultuous period of religious conflict. Intriguingly, on the bottom left, we witness an unexpected scene: Louis engaging in discourse with Saracens. This interaction challenges conventional narratives of Christian-Muslim relations during that time and offers a glimpse into potential moments of understanding amidst war. The bottom right corner reveals a shocking twist – the assassination of the Sultan by his own courtiers. This dramatic turn underscores not only political intrigue but also highlights how fragile alliances could be within both Christian and Muslim realms. Le livre de Faiz Monseigneur Saint Louis serves as an invaluable historical document shedding light on medieval European perspectives on religion, royalty, and warfare. Preserved in Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, this manuscript painting provides us with valuable insights into French religious beliefs and their engagement with Islam during this era. As we explore this narrative through artistry from centuries past, it is important to remember that these images are not intended for commercial use but rather serve as windows into our shared human history.
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