According to Edward Grim's eyewitness account they hide them under a sycamore tree, and their metal armor under cloaks.
Thomas Becket was killed by four knights who used their swords to kill him.
Thomas Becket was found guilty of trumped up charges brought by Henry II and fled to Pontigny Abbey, a bit south of Paris. He returned when Henry relented out of fear the Pope would excommunicate him. Not long after, Becket was killed by Henry's knights.
Reginald FitzUrse, Hugh de Moreville, William de Tracy and Richard le Breton
Four knights stormed into Caterbury Cathedral where Becket was praying. At first they did not attempt to kill him although that was the end result. One of the knights struck him, cutting off the top of his head. Blood and brains went everywere and after they had literally slaughtered him his body was almost unrecognisable.
Before Thomas Becket was killed, there was a long-standing conflict between him and King Henry II of England. Becket had previously served as Henry's chancellor but had a falling out with the king over the issue of royal authority versus ecclesiastical independence. This led to tensions and ultimately culminated in Becket's murder by knights who believed they were following the king's wishes.
Thomas Becket was killed by four knights who used their swords to kill him.
Thomas Becket was killed by knights . Whether or not that King Henry told him to, we just don't know.
Yes, the knights who killed Thomas Becket were fined by the Pope and were sent on a Crusade as penance for their actions. They were not severely punished, as they may have been seen as carrying out the will of King Henry II.
No- one, the knights came back to the king and said what they had done and then have said to been whipped.
Four drunken knights killed Becket.
Thomas Becket was found guilty of trumped up charges brought by Henry II and fled to Pontigny Abbey, a bit south of Paris. He returned when Henry relented out of fear the Pope would excommunicate him. Not long after, Becket was killed by Henry's knights.
Thomas Becket after being in France for about six years returned to show he was not a coward and tried to defeat king Henry 2nd He went to the Canterbury catherdal and was murdered in sight of everyone by the kings knights questions still remain unanswered about if the king himself ordered Becket to be murdered by the knights. The knights believed they were doing the king's bidding.
Thomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury, was killed by knights wielding swords on December 29, 1170, inside Canterbury Cathedral. The sword used to strike the fatal blow is believed to have been wielded by Reginald FitzUrse, one of the knights involved in Becket's murder.
Canterbury cathedral was the location of the martyrdom of St Thomas Becket.
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Reginald FitzUrse, Hugh de Moreville, William de Tracy and Richard le Breton
Reginald FitzUrse, Hugh de Moreville, William de Tracy and Richard le Breton. You're Welcome :-)