Treasure: Who saved the lion heart king in prison?

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This illustration comes from the "England History Picture Collection" published in 1868, and the creator is the printmaker Klen Heim. This book contains 93 exquisite color illustrations, which vividly tells the history of British history from ancient times to modern.

In the picture, the blond man sang the piano is the 12th -century French yin poet Burunder. According to legend, he rescued the famous "Lion Heart King" Richard I of the British history.

In 1189, Buroner followed Richard I to Palestine for the third Crusades. On the way back, Richard I was captured by the Duke of Austria and became a prisoner. A Castle of Blondel followed a castle to find Richard I, and he chanted a song co -created by Richard I of Richard I.

Finally, one day, Richard I heard the singing of Burndell in the dungeon and gave a response with his singing. After Burunder confirmed that Richard I was located, he hurried back to England to raise money, and finally successfully redeemed Richard I.

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