is connected to: (Elizabeth I) 
stabilizes the domestic situation, and the queen's marriage is put on the agenda by the ministers.
158, Elizabeth was 25 years old when she took over England. At that time, she was also an old girl in Europe at that time. I have been delayed for several years in handling domestic affairs. Now I am over thirty years old. If I don’t get married, it will be difficult to have babies.
Elizabeth had a chance to get married when she was young, but the other party was an old man with ulterior motives, the uncle of his younger brother Edward VI , the husband of his last stepmother, and Thomas Seymour. The relationship between
is a bit complicated, I will briefly explain it to you.
Katherine Pal is the sixth wife of Henry VIII and his last wife. Before marrying Henry VIII, she was in love with a partner named Thomas Seymour. This Thomas is the brother of Henry VIII's third wife, Jane Seymour, and of course Edward VI's uncle.
Henry VIII snatched love from his sword, and Catherine Parr was forced to break up with his lover. Four years after they got married, Henry VIII died. Catherine Pal looked around and found that his former lover Thomas was still single. The two relived their old dreams and got married.
When Henry VIII died, Elizabeth was underage, so she lived with her stepmother Catherine Parr's new family. Elizabeth, who was in adolescence, attracted the attention of many men like a budding flower, including stepmother's husband Thomas Seymour.
(Thomas Seymour)
The King of England at this time was Edward VI, and the two Elizabeth sisters were legitimate heirs to the throne. Thomas realized the huge potential interests. The 14-5-year-old girl is in love with her heart and is just beginning to fall in love. She is easy to coax and deceive at this age.
The old pervert coaxed the little girl, it was a piece of cake. Elizabeth could not resist it, and soon fell into trouble. Soon, various versions of the romantic affairs of the two spread in London, and the women on the streets and alleys were gossiping vividly.
Thomas's eldest brother Edward, Duke of Somerset, is the regent of the little king. Seeing his brother's position as he is powerful and swaggering, Thomas envies and hates him. The Duchess of Somerset was also a greedy person and took all the jewelry from his sister-in-law Catherine Pal as a queen for himself. He said that he was no longer the queen, and should be worn by her, the regent queen. The brotherhood broke down and Thomas hated his elder brother more and more.
Thomas thought, how can the husband of the queen be affordable if he is the queen? So when Catherine Pal died of labor, he immediately proposed to marry Elizabeth.
Big brother Edward immediately objected, Thomas's heart is known to everyone! Thomas was angry when he saw that the plan was exposed and was furious, so he simply planned a rebellion. After the incident was exposed, Thomas was arrested and Tower of London . After investigation and public trial, Thomas was executed. Elizabeth's first love ended in vain.
After experiencing this failed first love, Elizabeth at a young age has a new understanding of men. I saw through the European five-year-old men who were diligent in person and drooling behind their backs, what was going on in their minds?
The first person to propose marriage was her ex-brother-in-law, Mary I's husband, King of Spain Philip II. This guy is a wife-beating man, and he has all four wives killed by him. Seeing that my sister-in-law was young and beautiful, she immediately salivated.
(King of Spain Philip II)
Elizabeth, a scumbag girl is not aware of her: she will not refuse or be responsible if she does not agree. Spain is the world overlord. When everyone stomps their feet in Europe, everyone has to shake their feet, so of course she dare not refuse easily.
But it is impossible to really marry him. This old fox cheated his ex-wife Mary so badly that he ate it all and didn't vomit bones. If I marry him again, wouldn’t the whole of England be in the mouth of a tiger?
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html The territory of the 116th century was roughly equivalent to the current Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and northeastern France. It was under the rule of Spain at that time. The industry and commerce of the Netherlands were very developed, and it was also the time of Western Europe The richest and most prosperous area.
Philip II was not polite to the Netherlands at all. He squeezed desperately like a cow. More than half of the income of the Spanish treasury came from the Netherlands. In the end, the Netherlands couldn't stand it anymore and started a revolution. Philip II sent troops to suppress it and killed countless people. The Netherlands resisted desperately, causing a bloody storm.
The result of this revolution was that the north of the Netherlands became independent, and there was one more emitting h in the world. tml1 Tulip flavor charming country - Netherlands (later became independent countries in the south - Belgium and Luxembourg).
Netherlands is a Protestant country, with a Protestant ally in England, and the trade between the two countries is very frequent, Elizabeth's power has been strengthened. More importantly, sister Mary I lost Calais and the last hope of the European continent was in the Netherlands.
(Netherland Revolution)
When Elizabeth was in her forties, another handsome guy came to propose. He was the brother of King Frances of France, Henry III, . The queen seemed to be moved by this handsome guy who was about 20 years younger than him. She often asked him to meet and chat and have tea in the UK.
When she saw the queen's attitude, she became nervous. The queen was most likely to give birth to a doll at her age. Francis is the crown prince of France , This little hairy child is strong, and the Privy Council calculates that he should be able to die behind the queen. Will England fall into the hands of France at that time?
So the Privy Council strongly opposed it, and the entire English people also opposed it. The Queen's love affair ended in the face of the surging public opinion. The Privy Council was not accurate in fortune telling, and the young Francis also died in front of the Queen.
(Francis, Duke of Alonson)
Before and after, many princes and nobles proposed to Elizabeth, including Swedish King Eric, Tsarist Russian Emperor-Emperor Ivan IV , Holy Roman Empire Emperor-Emperor Charlie, she all came and used the drag-on method.
During the marriage negotiations, the other party often gave concessions to England in order to promote good things as soon as possible. Although the last one was not agreed, it fought for England. Great national interests. It can be said that constantly talking about marriage is Elizabeth's secret weapon.
Of course, just these tricks of embroidery are useless. Elizabeth's most commendable thing is to train a group of powerful maritime robbers. Oh, wrong, it is the Royal Navy. In order to compete with his old rival Spain, with the strong support of the Queen, the English navy has developed rapidly.
Haining industry is developed, and the English fleet can Going a further distance to stroll. In order to fill the treasury and make a fortune, Elizabeth gritted his teeth and stomped his feet, decided to go astray and issue a "private license" to the navy fleet, telling them: Go to sea to rob, I'm sure!
Whoever robs more gold and treasures will get more distribution, higher titles and wider fiefs. Under these three temptations, the British pirates robbed wildly, and even innocent nobles went into the sea one after another. Every household was accomplices of the robbers. By robbing, the British made a lot of money.
(about 1575 Elizabeth I)
Soon, Elizabeth discovered that the profit of slave trade was even more amazing. She immediately sponsored her pirates to Africa and dispatched the Royal Fleet to provide protection. The pirates caught the black millet happily. The sinful slave trade began in Portugal, but Britain came from behind and became the European slave trader boss.
For profit, Elizabeth did everything, and Western European countries set off a climax of the slave trade. On the blue sea, sinful slave ships were like open bloody mouths, swallowing the earnest blood and bones of Africans.
Elizabeth is the eternal emperor of England and the bloody nightmare of Africans. This pirate leader, highly praised by later generations, wrote the most shameful and despicable page in human history.
Elizabeth tried his best to fight monsters and upgrade all the way, building England into a rich and powerful sea empire. In 1588, Elizabeth, holding a sharp sword and overcoming obstacles, finally reached the top of the overlord.
will be on the top of the mountain, will look at the small , Elizabeth just stood firm and was intoxicated by the intoxicating scenery of the high and cold, and found a man with fluttering clothes standing not far away. Elizabeth held her breath and saw the man slowly turn around, as if he had been waiting for a long time, his sharp eyes were like a flash of lightning, which made people shudder.
And this is the last level Elizabeth wants to overcome. He is the overlord who is terrifying Europe, the html on the earth, the html on the 1st day will not fall , the master of the Invincible Armada of the Sea, and the Spanish King Philip II.
Two masters have four eyes facing each other. The winner of the peak duel is the king. In the Huashan Sword Contest, who is responsible for ups and downs?
(about Elizabeth I in 1588)
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