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'''Charles Brulay''' (died 1801) was a [[France|French]] official during the [[French Revolution]]. | '''Charles Brulay''' (died 1801) was a [[France|French]] official during the [[French Revolution]]. | ||
During the revolution, the [[Royal Crypt of Saint-Denis|royal crypt]] at [[Saint-Denis]] was looted, and Brulay stole numerous relics, including the jaw of [[Dagobert I]], a piece of the skull of [[Louis IX of France|Louis IX]], the teeth of [[Henry III of France|Henry III]], the hair of [[Philip II of France|Philip II]] and a mummified leg of [[Catherine de' Medici]]. He later sold them at an auction. | During the revolution, the [[Royal Crypt of Saint-Denis|royal crypt]] at [[Saint-Denis]] was looted, and Brulay stole numerous relics, including the jaw of [[Dagobert I]], a piece of the skull of [[Louis IX of France|Louis IX]], the teeth of [[Henry III of France|Henry III]], the hair of [[Philip II of France|Philip II]] and a mummified leg of [[Catherine de' Medici]]. He later sold them at an auction.<ref name"Dead Kings">''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]] – [[Dead Kings]]''</ref> | ||
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*''[[Assassin's Creed: Unity]] – [[Dead Kings]]'' | |||
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Revision as of 12:36, 20 June 2019
Charles Brulay (died 1801) was a French official during the French Revolution.
During the revolution, the royal crypt at Saint-Denis was looted, and Brulay stole numerous relics, including the jaw of Dagobert I, a piece of the skull of Louis IX, the teeth of Henry III, the hair of Philip II and a mummified leg of Catherine de' Medici. He later sold them at an auction.[1]