Sad to see the templars go, but it was pretty unavoidable.
I like where you're going with this!
I like where you're going with this!
thank you! glad you are enjoying it!Sad to see the templars go, but it was pretty unavoidable.
I like where you're going with this!
Here's hoping she's like Eleanor of Aquitane!I am wondering what Elizabeth relationship with her husband will be like and I do believe she will be intelligent noblewoman because it wasn't until the late 16th and 17th century Nobel woman became less educated and perceived their lot in life has just broodmares. Elizabeth's mother Eleanor of castile manage heir own estates and was a moneylender creating revenue for herself and husband. She was also the woman that introduce wallpaper to England which back then was putting carpets on the wall. Also in the book Eleanor of castile the shadow Queen written by Sara Cockerill she suggested that Edward's conquests and campaigns where inspired by Eleanor and and her father Ferdinand III of castile. I am looking forward to seeing your Elizabeth in action wish you luck stay safe and have a good weekend.
neither do thrones.... Just no.
They wouldn’t give out Normandy for such a matter. Land does not come cheap to the Kings of France.
Agreed... Just no.
They wouldn’t give out Normandy for such a matter. Land does not come cheap to the Kings of France.
They wouldn't give out land, especially not a money maker like Normandy.neither do thrones.
And if there is one thing that lied heavy with the Capetians, it was legalism.neither do thrones.
Agreed
They wouldn't give out land, especially not a money maker like Normandy.
Any other suggestions?And if there is one thing that lied heavy with the Capetians, it was legalism.
This method of resolution is as contrary to the behavior that Philippe IV instilled in his sons, in particular Philip V, as it gets.
The most they could pull off is (maybe) Anjou, as vassals.Any other suggestions?
there we go, Humphrey got given Foix and Besrn as vassals of the crownFirst of all, Foix and Béarn have just been made available, as many other fiefs if this is a revolt against royal centralism - which is the only way Louis le Hutin could prove a threat to France.
Second, Philippe only needs the Salic Law exhumed to get the same settlement.