File:Carte jours avant bataille Jarrie 2.pdf

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Français : détail de la Carte et description générale de Dauphiné avec les confins des pais et provinces voisines, le tout racourcy et réduict par Jean de Beins (1577-1651) ; Éditeur Nicolas Berey (1610?-1665), Paris, 1654 . Reproduction partielle téléchargée de Gallica de la Bibliothèque nationale de France ; Échelle(s) : Lieües de France commune 9 [=Om, 08 ; 1:615 000 environ]
  • oeuvre derivée par Patafisik, carte des jours avant bataille Jarrie (bleu = protestants, vert = mercenaires protestants suisses, rouge = catholiques), inspirée à la reconstruction des parcours faite par Robert Alliaud (Robert Aillaud, La Bataille de Jarrie : 19 août 1587, Éd. R. Aillaud, 2008, p. 46. ISBN 978-2-9533508-0-7) :

1) La Valette rassemble ses troupes à Romans
2) d'Ornano à Saint-Marcellin (8 août)
3) passage des catholiques de l'Isère du pont de Grenoble, suivi par le campement à la Basse-Jarrie (plusieurs jours avant le 18 août)
4) Châtillon et Lesdiguières passent le Rhône (1er août)
5) tentative des protestant de passer l’Isère à gué à Veurey
6) Lesdiguières à Seyssins (7 août)
7) à Vif passage du Drac à gué des protestants (13 août)
8) campement protestant à la plaine de Champ (18 août)
9) les Suisses passent Isère au pont de Goncelin (15 août)

10) Suisses + Simonin à Uriage (18 août après-midi) ; escarmouche Cugy vs. Saint Julien (18 août soir)
Date  ; date oeuvre derivée : 2016-05-11
Source http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/btv1b8444422c
Author Jean de Beins (1577-1651) ; autheur oeuvre derivée : Own work
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