Jehan Sorhaindo - Revision history

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imported>Darman36: Filed in "French Army" since he was Lt-Gen of militia, even if not in French Army proper.

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Filed in "French Army" since he was Lt-Gen of militia, even if not in French Army proper.

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	==Biography==		==Biography==
	The Sorhaindo clan was most powerful family in Bayonne, with ties to many spheres of power, from the prestige of the mayor's office to the underworlds of extortion and espionage. Jehan eventually became the head of the Bayonne militia and, with his family learning that ~~the~~ [[Henry IV of France\|~~King~~]] was establishing a witch-hunt, he was assigned to the entourage of head inquisitor Pierre de Lancre. He would keep his family informed of everything that he learned while part of the tribunal,<ref name = "Chapter 06"/> though, since he paid little attention to the security of the transmitted information, [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Isaac du Queyran\|Nicodemus]] always managed to intercept the messages before it reached the Sorhaindo family elders.<ref name = "Chapter 13">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 13 - Margaux</ref>		The Sorhaindo clan was most powerful family in Bayonne, with ties to many spheres of power, from the prestige of the mayor's office to the underworlds of extortion and espionage. Jehan eventually became the head of the Bayonne militia and, with his family learning that King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry IV]] was establishing a witch-hunt, he was assigned to the entourage of head inquisitor Pierre de Lancre. He would keep his family informed of everything that he learned while part of the tribunal,<ref name = "Chapter 06"/> though, since he paid little attention to the security of the transmitted information, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Isaac du Queyran\|Nicodemus]] always managed to intercept the messages before it reached the Sorhaindo family elders.<ref name = "Chapter 13">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 13 - Margaux</ref>

	One night, [[François Ascair]] overheard a couple speaking of a healer who could be a witch, [[Catherine (healer)\|Catherine]].<ref name = "Chapter 03">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 3 - Pierre de Lancre</ref> He had the couple inform the inquisitor and Jehan was later tasked with retrieving her. In the attack to the woman's home, he also managed to capture one of her daughters, [[Ermeline]], but let the other one, [[Margaux]], escape, telling de Lancre only the two had been at the house.<ref name = "Chapter 04">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 4 - Ermeline</ref> With the pair imprisoned, Jehan lead them to the interrogation chamber, being dismissed by the judge before the questioning began. Instead of leaving, however, he stood guard outside the room, though de Lancre knew Sorhaindo had been pressing his ears against the door to listen in.<ref name = "Chapter 06"/>		One night, [[François Ascair]] overheard a couple speaking of a healer who could be a witch, [[Catherine (healer)\|Catherine]].<ref name = "Chapter 03">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 3 - Pierre de Lancre</ref> He had the couple inform the inquisitor and Jehan was later tasked with retrieving her. In the attack to the woman's home, he also managed to capture one of her daughters, [[Ermeline]], but let the other one, [[Margaux]], escape, telling de Lancre only the two had been at the house.<ref name = "Chapter 04">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 4 - Ermeline</ref> With the pair imprisoned, Jehan lead them to the [[interrogation]] chamber, being dismissed by the judge before the questioning began. Instead of leaving, however, he stood guard outside the room, though de Lancre knew Sorhaindo had been pressing his ears against the door to listen in.<ref name = "Chapter 06"/>

	When de Lancre demanded Catherine's execution, Jehan went to the dungeon she was being kept in to let her and Ermeline know. Though he greatly disapproved of the state of affairs, he was powerless to do anything to change it, as de Lancre's powers as royal judge were absolute.<ref name = "Chapter 08">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 8 - Ermeline</ref>		When de Lancre demanded Catherine's execution, Jehan went to the dungeon she was being kept in to let her and Ermeline know. Though he greatly disapproved of the state of affairs, he was powerless to do anything to change it, as de Lancre's powers as royal judge were absolute.<ref name = "Chapter 08">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 8 - Ermeline</ref>

	As part of a [[Templars\|Templar]] plot to wipe out the Assassins in Bayonne, de Lancre had let slip to Jehan that he was losing control of the docks and some were questioning his leadership, as a way to force the ~~liutenant~~ to change the routes of his men to focus on the port.<ref name = "Chapter 14">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 14 - Pierre de Lancre</ref> In late September, the judge sent Sorhaindo to capture an alleged sorcerer in Queyran, even though he had no jurisdiction there. Though Jehan ~~didn't~~ know, he was being used by the Templar against the Assassin Nicodemus.<ref name = "Chapter 18">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 18 - Pierre de Lancre</ref>		As part of a [[Templars\|Templar]] plot to wipe out the Assassins in Bayonne, de Lancre had let slip to Jehan that he was losing control of the docks and some were questioning his leadership, as a way to force the lieutenant to change the routes of his men to focus on the port.<ref name = "Chapter 14">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 14 - Pierre de Lancre</ref> In late September, the judge sent Sorhaindo to capture an alleged sorcerer in Queyran, even though he had no jurisdiction there. Though Jehan did not know, he was being used by the Templar against the Assassin Nicodemus.<ref name = "Chapter 18">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 18 - Pierre de Lancre</ref>

	Afterwards, with the travelling court already at [[Saint-Jean-de-Luz]], de Lancre desired to make a show of force and have a procession for an execution. At this point, the relations between Jehan and the judge were almost completely strained, with Jehan's warnings that the people's patience were diminishing with every execution meeting deaf ears. During the procession, a riot erupted, led by a group of sailors recently arrived from [[Newfoundland]]. In the chaos that followed, Jehan ignored de Lancre's direct orders to escort him to the [[Castle of Saint-Pée]], telling him that even if he wanted to obey the orders, he would not take the risk of battling the numerous riots over town so that the judge could reach his "precious castle".<ref name = "Chapter 18"/>		Afterwards, with the travelling court already at [[Saint-Jean-de-Luz]], de Lancre desired to make a show of force and have a procession for an execution. At this point, the relations between Jehan and the judge were almost completely strained, with Jehan's warnings that the people's patience were diminishing with every execution meeting deaf ears. During the procession, a riot erupted, led by a group of sailors recently arrived from [[Newfoundland]]. In the chaos that followed, Jehan ignored de Lancre's direct orders to escort him to the [[Castle of Saint-Pée]], telling him that even if he wanted to obey the orders, he would not take the risk of battling the numerous riots over town so that the judge could reach his "precious castle".<ref name = "Chapter 18"/>
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imported>Soranin: Created page with "{{Era|Individuals}} '''Jehan Sorhaindo''' was the Lieutenant-General of the Bayonne militia. In 1609, he was assigned to Pierre de Lancre's protection by one of his relatives, the mayor's first advisor.''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – ''Les Personnages'' Jehan was, essentially, a spy for his family in the witch-hunt court.''Assass..."

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Created page with "{{Era|Individuals}} '''Jehan Sorhaindo''' was the Lieutenant-General of the Bayonne militia. In 1609, he was assigned to Pierre de Lancre's protection by one of his relatives, the mayor's first advisor.<ref name = "Les Personnages">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – ''Les Personnages''</ref> Jehan was, essentially, a spy for his family in the witch-hunt court.<ref name = "Chapter 06">''Assass..."

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'''Jehan Sorhaindo''' was the Lieutenant-General of the [[Bayonne]] militia. In 1609, he was assigned to [[Pierre de Lancre]]'s protection by one of his relatives, the mayor's first advisor.<ref name = "Les Personnages">''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors]]'' – ''Les Personnages''</ref> Jehan was, essentially, a spy for his family in the witch-hunt court.<ref name = "Chapter 06">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 6 - Margaux</ref>

==Biography==
The Sorhaindo clan was most powerful family in Bayonne, with ties to many spheres of power, from the prestige of the mayor's office to the underworlds of extortion and espionage. Jehan eventually became the head of the Bayonne militia and, with his family learning that the [[Henry IV of France|King]] was establishing a witch-hunt, he was assigned to the entourage of head inquisitor Pierre de Lancre. He would keep his family informed of everything that he learned while part of the tribunal,<ref name = "Chapter 06"/> though, since he paid little attention to the security of the transmitted information, [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Isaac du Queyran|Nicodemus]] always managed to intercept the messages before it reached the Sorhaindo family elders.<ref name = "Chapter 13">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 13 - Margaux</ref>

One night, [[François Ascair]] overheard a couple speaking of a healer who could be a witch, [[Catherine (healer)|Catherine]].<ref name = "Chapter 03">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 3 - Pierre de Lancre</ref> He had the couple inform the inquisitor and Jehan was later tasked with retrieving her. In the attack to the woman's home, he also managed to capture one of her daughters, [[Ermeline]], but let the other one, [[Margaux]], escape, telling de Lancre only the two had been at the house.<ref name = "Chapter 04">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 4 - Ermeline</ref> With the pair imprisoned, Jehan lead them to the interrogation chamber, being dismissed by the judge before the questioning began. Instead of leaving, however, he stood guard outside the room, though de Lancre knew Sorhaindo had been pressing his ears against the door to listen in.<ref name = "Chapter 06"/>

When de Lancre demanded Catherine's execution, Jehan went to the dungeon she was being kept in to let her and Ermeline know. Though he greatly disapproved of the state of affairs, he was powerless to do anything to change it, as de Lancre's powers as royal judge were absolute.<ref name = "Chapter 08">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 8 - Ermeline</ref>

As part of a [[Templars|Templar]] plot to wipe out the Assassins in Bayonne, de Lancre had let slip to Jehan that he was losing control of the docks and some were questioning his leadership, as a way to force the liutenant to change the routes of his men to focus on the port.<ref name = "Chapter 14">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 14 - Pierre de Lancre</ref> In late September, the judge sent Sorhaindo to capture an alleged sorcerer in Queyran, even though he had no jurisdiction there. Though Jehan didn't know, he was being used by the Templar against the Assassin Nicodemus.<ref name = "Chapter 18">''Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors'' – Chapter 18 - Pierre de Lancre</ref>

Afterwards, with the travelling court already at [[Saint-Jean-de-Luz]], de Lancre desired to make a show of force and have a procession for an execution. At this point, the relations between Jehan and the judge were almost completely strained, with Jehan's warnings that the people's patience were diminishing with every execution meeting deaf ears. During the procession, a riot erupted, led by a group of sailors recently arrived from [[Newfoundland]]. In the chaos that followed, Jehan ignored de Lancre's direct orders to escort him to the [[Castle of Saint-Pée]], telling him that even if he wanted to obey the orders, he would not take the risk of battling the numerous riots over town so that the judge could reach his "precious castle".<ref name = "Chapter 18"/>

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Fragments – The Witches of the Moors]]''

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