Occitan Renaissença and Dante
On 1301, an Occitan Poet named Sebastian from made the King of England, Edward I very happy due to his his poems since it reminded him of his late wife, Eleanor of Castile since Sebastian made a poem about Eleanor of Castile, Edward I gave Sebastian a tribute and he gave him a very nice house in his hometown in Guyenne, the people of Guyenne were happy of the recognition given to him by the King of England, many Occitan poets appeared in Guyenne in France the Occitan poets in Provence gain popularity again as well as those Occitan Poets in Duchy of Savoy in Italy which were supported by King Conrad I of Italy and the Count of Savoy, Amadeus V, due to the prestige of the people of Guyenne, the Occitan language became generally known as the Aquitainian Language or Guyenese/Guianesa.
On the courts of Pope Clementine I, the Occitan Poets gained prestige as well because they created poetry that some of it depicted Pope Clementine I as a man that should be emulated and because of that Pope Clementine got a staff of loyal poets to him.
On 1308, Dante Alighieri of Tuscany or Dante Aligueri decided to start writing his novel, Divina Comedia which he decided that it will be written in the Aquitainian Language of Southern France which would make Occitan or Aquitainian a more popular language, the book of Dante Alighieri is about the people who are dead that are in Hell and in Heaven now.
The Book Divina Comedia is divided into three chapters which are L'infern Lo Purgatori, Lo Paradis in English it is Hell, Purgatory and Paradise.
Here are the interesting parts of the book Divina Comedia(Those that were different from OTL)
In the second circle of Hell are those overcome by lust. Dante condemns these "carnal malefactors" for letting their appetites sway their reason. They are the first ones to be truly punished in Hell. These souls are blown back and forth by the terrible winds of a violent storm, without rest. This symbolizes the power of lust to blow one about needlessly and aimlessly.
In this circle, Dante sees Semiramis, Dido, Cleopatra, Helen of Troy, Achilles, Paris, Tristan, and many others who were overcome by sensual love during their life.
Dante meets Eleanor of Aquitaine and King Henry II in the second circle of hell they talked about of the wrong marriage of Eleanor of Aquitaine to Henry II and her relationship with the ruler of Antioch, it is said in the book that Eleanor of Aquitaine felt remorse at what happened and her marriage to Henry II and her divorce from Louis VII, her divorce was valid but her marriage to Henry II was not valid on the eyes of god.
In the Ninth Circle of Hell he meets Mordred, Judas and King John, who killed his nephew Arthur and betrayed his father many times, in this part of hell, King John is tormented by Arthur of Brittany in the Ninth Circle of Hell due to what happened to his sister, Eleanor of Brittany.
In Heaven, Dante meets his friend Beatrice and the Saints which included Saint Louis and his wife Margaret of Provence who is believed to have lived a virtuous life while she was living.
Divina Comedia was said to be one of the shining examples of Literary Aquitainian which still know to this day and still popular, the Book Divina Comedia was finished by Dante on the year of his death on 1321, the book was spread during the advent of printing which happened in later centuries but this book was frequently copied or translated by scribes by the nobles who wanted a copy of the book.