Transfer-in-Champagne
Transfer-in-Champagne is a common French, located in the department of the the Sarthe and the area Pays of the Loire.
Its inhabitants is called N. C.
Geography
Localities and variations
Communes bordering
The communes bordering are: avessé, pinned, St Denis of orc, hampers (53), thimble (53).
History
Departure of the castle of dugesclin for the battle of pontvallain against English
Administration
Demography
Religious heritage church melts batismaux
Economy
Famous characters 1370 (November) - Stay of Bertrand OF the GUESCLIN, count de Longueille, constable of money France “to the deployed eagle of sable*, the stick of mouths stitching on the whole”, coming from Caen with five hundred men. December 3rd, 1370 with 17:30, it leaves the castle of TRANSFERED, crosses Vègre in Asnières, the ford of Poillé proving to be impracticable. It crosses the Sarthe with Parcé and arrives at 6 o'clock in the morning at PONTVALLAIN after having traversed 47 km in the night. It surprises English and demolishes them in two hours. It continues the remainder of the English army and, as of the following day, gains a final victory with Vaas.
Tourist monuments and places the castle of transfered
Events DAYS OF the INHERITANCE - September 17th and 18th
Twinnings
References
External bonds
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