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Un soldat ordinaire aurait été laissé pour mort avec une telle blessure, mais Henri peut bénéficier des meilleurs soins possibles et, pendant les jours qui suivent l'accident, le médecin royal conçoit un outil spécial pour extraire la pointe de la flèche sans causer de dommages supplémentaires.
1 mai 2019 · Henry IV’s disfiguration was seen as God’s negative judgment of his reign, making it necessary for Henry V’s supporters to represent his face as unblemished. The severity of Henry V’s wound and the presence of a scar should inform modern scholarship on his reign and his representation by fifteenth-century writers.
2 sept. 2020 · Henry V’s Absent Scar. In this post, Steph looks at the artistic omission of Henry V’s facial scar and the story of how he got it. Pamela Kay for David Whitehead Ltd, ‘Before Harfleur’, furnishing fabric, c.1963-1965. Source: the Whitworth.
31 janv. 2020 · En fait, le prince avait trop bien appris du vieux maître, et lorsque "Hotspur" se retourna contre le roi Henri IV, il fut tué à la bataille de Shrewsbury en juillet 1403, au cours de laquelle le jeune Henri, âgé de 16 ans, combattit avec aplomb, même s'il fut blessé au visage.
Henri utilise son influence personnelle en vain face à John Oldcastle, mais le plus grave danger au plan intérieur reste le mécontentement des Lollards. La fermeté du roi écrase le mouvement dans l’œuf (janvier 1414) et conforte sa place sur le trône.
In 1403, during the Battle of Shrewsbury, Prince Henry was struck on the left side of his nose with an arrow that burrowed six inches into his skull. The arrowhead broke off, remained lodged in the bone of Henry’s skull, and had to be extracted in a remarkable moment of pre-modern maxilla-facial surgery.
The future King Henry V was hit by an arrow to the face at the Battle of Shrewsbury – how did he survive? Research by Michael Livingston explains what happened in one of the most remarkable cases of battlefield surgery from the Middle Ages.
