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At a time when France was divided into provinces (or duchies, as they were called at the time), one of these provinces was ruled by a duke who usurped the king from his older brother after he deposed and exiled him. This deposed duke went with a small group of his loyal followers to the forest of Jordan, and he lived with those friends who willingly exiled themselves with him, while the usurped duke seized their property and enriched those who entered it. These people became accustomed to this life and became happier than they were in court life. . Many young men led supervision in this spot and spent their time having fun and singing as if they were living in the golden ages. In the summer, they hunted deer and took a rest under the shade of the trees. They were so familiar with these stray animals that they were the original inhabitants of this forest, so much so that they always felt sad about having to kill them in order to feed on their meat.