King Charles: the Martyr or the Traitor

King Charles: Opinions of martyrs or traitors' royalty ============ Today is the day of execution of martyrs and gorgeous Charles King I. Fear and blood-hungry parliamentmen decided to play God, wished to slaughter the elegant King of the UK's economic value that brought prosperity and prosperity, and won the people's loyalty and praise through dedication It was. . Most juries criticized the king's execution during the trial but these round heads still want to execute the king.

After the execution of Charles I (1649), a sword basket was drawn on the skeleton that drew a mask of the skull's mask or a mask of death. These swords are called "dead swords" and this term has been expanded to knives throughout the Civil War period referred to by some writers of the 20th century. During the rebellion of Jacobs in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, the tribal common weapon was the Scottish basket wedge knife, commonly known as clidiheamh mor or "claymore" - not to be confused with it) Scottish sword Early hands are also known as "claymore". At close range, Claymore is the ideal weapon to fight British soldiers carrying long and bulky muskets with plug-in bayonets

From 1660 to 1685, Charles II ruled England, Scotland and Ireland. He is considered one of the most popular kings in the UK and is called a romantic prince for his role as a boy female. After the recovery of the monarchy he became the first king to rule the monarchy from 1649 (Charles I's father, Charles I became the only king to be executed), in 1660 the only short in England I came back to sleep. This time, young Charles II was expelled in the Netherlands and established fame as a good woman. What have you done when you are hiding in other countries afraid of the same fate as headless father? But, is there something that causes many illegal children to be born? He admitted as many as 12 people. His wife does not have it