John of Eltham, son of Edward II., Earl of Cornwall. 
John of Gaunt, son of Edward III., Duke of Lancaster. 
John of Hainault, brother of William II. of Hainault. 
John of Montfort, Earl of Richmond. 
  See John V., Duke of Brittany. 
John of Montfort, half-brother of John III. of Brittany. 
  See John IV., Duke of Brittany. 
John the Scot, Earl of Chester.  See Chester. 
Joinville, Joan of. 
Joinvilles, the. 
Joinville’s History of St. Louis. 
Josselin Castle. 
Jowel, John. 
Judges, the. 
Juelich, Dukes of. 
Jurisprudence, Anglo-Norman;
  Roman. 
Justiciar, office of. 
Justiciars. 
  See Burgh, Hubert de;
  Marshal, William;
  Roches, Peter des;
  Segrave, Stephen. 
Justiciars of Ireland. 
  See Marsh, Geoffrey,
  and Fitzgerald, Maurice. 
Justiciars of Scotland. 
  See Ormesby, William.

Keighley, Henry of, knight of the shire for Lancashire. 
Kelso.
Kenilworth, Dictum de. 
Kenilworth Castle. 
Kennington. 
Kensham. 
Kent;
  earldom of. 
Kent, Earl of, Hubert de Burgh.  See Burgh. 
Kent, Edmund of Woodstock, Earl of.  See Edmund. 
Kerry (Wales);
  Vale of;
  scutage of. 
Kervyn de Lettenhove’s edition of Froissart. 
Kesteven, South. 
Kidwelly, castle and lordship. 
Kildare, Curragh of. 
Kildare, Earl of. 
Kilkenny, Castle;
  statute of. 
Kilwardby, Robert, Archbishop of Canterbury. 
Kinghorn. 
Kingsford’s, C.L., Song of Lewes. 
Kingston-on-Thames. 
Kinloss. 
Kintyre. 
Kirk’s Accounts of the Obedientiaries of Abingdon. 
Kirkby, John, treasurer of Edward I and Bishop of Ely. 
Kirkby’s Quest. 
Kirkcudbright, stewartry of. 
Kirkliston, 213. 
Klerk, Jan van, his Chronicle. 
Knaresborough, castle and town. 
Knighton’s, Henry, Chronicle. 
Knights, of the Shire;
  Templars;
  of St. John;
  of the Garter;
  of the Star. 
Knowles, Sir Robert. 
Knyvett, Sir John. 
Koehler’s Entwickelung des Kriegswesens in der Ritterzeit.

Labourers, Statute of. 
Lacy, Alice, Countess of Lancaster. 
Lacy, Henry, Earl of Lincoln.  See Lincoln. 
Lacy, Hugh de, Earl of Ulster.  See Ulster. 
Lacy, John de, Constable of Chester. 
  See also Lincoln, Earls of. 
Lacy, the house of;
  the house of, in Meath. 
Lagny, Abbot of. 
Lalinde. 
Lamberton, Bishop of St. Andrews. 
Lambeth, treaty of. 
Lancashire. 
Lancaster, Alice, Countess of.  See Alice. 
Lancaster, Blanche, Duchess of.  See Blanche. 
Lancaster, Edmund, Earl of.  See Edmund. 
Lancaster, Henry, Earl of.  See Henry. 
Lancaster, Henry of Grosmont, Earl and Duke of.  See Henry. 
Lancaster, honour of;
  town;
  house of;
  records of Duchy of. 
Lancaster, John of Gaunt, Duke of.  See John.