Roger of Wendover

Roger of Wendover was an English chronicler and monk from the 13th century, best known for writing "Flores Historiarum," a detailed history of England and surrounding regions. His work provides valuable insights into medieval history, combining factual record-keeping with some of his own opinions. As a monk at St. Albans Abbey, he documented events from biblical times up to his own era, highlighting political, religious, and social developments. His historical writings remain an important source for understanding medieval England, although some parts are considered biased or influenced by his perspectives.