It ends with Gabriel commanding Charlemagne to embark on another war.
At the end of this work, the stepfather of the title character is drawn and quartered and thirty-one of his kinsmen, including Pinabel, are killed. King Marsile of Zaragoza plots the demise of the title character with Ganelon, and in response to an ambush by a force twenty times greater than his own, Oliver advises the titular character to blow his oliphant horn, although the effort causes his temples to burst. It ends with Gabriel commanding Charlemagne to embark on another war. For 10 points, name this tale, based on the Battle of Roncevaux Pass, that centers on the titular paladin of Charlemagne, the oldest significant surviving work of French literature.
At the end of this work, the stepfather of the title character is drawn and quartered and thirty-one of his kinsmen, including Pinabel, are killed.
La Chanson de {Roland} [or The {Song} of {Roland}]