Pragmatism in Navarre’s Heptameron

Practicalism in Napa 's heptameron' s heptameron in the heptameron, the prevention of the attempted rape of the princess, reveals the pragmatic advantage over Europe 's passion from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. First of all, it is worth mentioning that the physical failure of Princess to her savage attacker is not a mechanics of men and women's power, but violates traditional social customs. However, the social response of the princess is the most important. Initially insisting on becoming "heart" of rapists, she calmed down after talking to her assistant.

This is a series of short-lived events, the most impressive of which is the looting of Cahors city by Henri de Navarra. Sometimes called "Lover's War" it seems to be a kind of maneuver between Navarre and Queen Margaret's crown. It did not last long, and Navarre and Catherine De Medici signed the Flex Peace following the Nerak Treaty. Henry strengthened the sovereign control and extended the time. Duc d'Anjou spent the charm of many years (1580 - 1584) and tried to win the sovereignty of the Netherlands, they are looking for a prince that will replace Philippe II of their rebellious Spanish king. They are not Protestant, but they really do not sympathize with them, but this seems to be his best opportunity in places all over the world until his brothers die. When Anjou died in 1984, it caused a new crisis. Since Henry III King does not have children, it still looks like this. Reference bibliography of Poulet Gauche

After the death of Henry II, Spain invested in the French religious war. In 1589, the last Henry III of the Valois family died in the walls of Paris. His successor, the first King of Bourbon of France, Henry IV of Navarre was a competent man and won the Catholic Federation at Arques (1589) and Ivry (1590). . The Spanish invaded France by splitting their troops in the Netherlands and dismissed Paris and Rouen in 1590 but failed to prevent Henry Henry from succeeding as Henry in France. IV