Taillefer

Taillefer was a Norman knight and minstrel from the 11th century, famous for participating in the Battle of Hastings in 1066. According to legend, he entered the battlefield singing a victorious song and, during a lull in the fighting, he leapt onto his horse and attacked the enemy with a sword, helping to turn the tide of the battle. His actions symbolize bravery and the important role of morale and motivation in warfare. While historical details are limited, Taillefer remains a notable figure in stories about the Norman conquest of England.