The Model French Family

I saw on the label that there was a fight between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, but Louis died early according to the timeline. Judging from this relationship, it stands to reason that after the death of her husband, Blanche's palace rights will be taken back and transferred to Queen Margaret or Princess Eleanor. After all, like Louis XIII's mother, who was once a tyrannical regent but was later driven out of Paris by her son and died in poverty, she did not have her own territory or fiefdom and relied on her male relatives to gain power. Castile, whose national power is far weaker than France, fighting with Leon, and whose interests are opposed to those of Aquitaine, has no choice. In France, it can only send a verbal letter of reprimand, just like Denmark could only help Queen Ingeborg in this way.

The couple treated their son-in-law like this, and Philip III came to power later, and the family became quite troubled. Philip was not married before Richard died. How old was Philip?

At the end, I just felt that this period of history was a true portrayal of a giant boomerang. Blanche was a strict, loving but partial mother, a qualified queen and queen mother of France, but in the end she could only send away the children she truly loved one by one and died in hatred. Philippe King Philip III and Princess Eleanor of France are rebellious children. They should be more or less responsible for the death of Louis VIII. Philip III was even more responsible for Blanche being angry to death, but Princess Eleanor died in childbirth. Philip III witnessed his sister He died in childbirth, his brother-in-law and best friend died before him, his son and niece died young, and he knew that his second daughter was driven crazy. In his later years, Philip III could not help but feel that this was retribution for cheating his own father to death and angering his own mother to death; Margaret of Provence in the first half She had a smooth life, but she lost her eldest son and second daughter in middle age. In her later years, she lost her husband, her eldest daughter, her second son, and her granddaughter. She also met two filial grandchildren, John I and Frederick of Swabia. I am afraid it was only at this time that she truly understood and sympathized with her original mother-in-law. .

Alfonso IX's move was too yin and too impeccable. . There is a precedent for the second son to inherit. Moreover, the second son is also the son of Fernando III. With the pressure from his father, Leon vassals and the second son, it is difficult for Fei San to really hold on to the inheritance rights. Not afraid that several grandchildren will not be able to fight, Ajiu also took revenge on his ex-wife and good son.

Margaret - fighting against the Buddha in the second half of her life, fighting against her mother-in-law and her brother-in-law, and fighting against her grandson in her later years 🐶

What does Sha Bao think of the series of disputes between her old enemy and her family due to the death of his great son? It's really exciting.

Now that Louis VIII is gone, after his eldest son succeeds to the throne, he will probably compete with Blanche for power.

Louis VIII and Blanche persecuted Philip quite a lot

Blanche will be active until her granddaughter Mary, Duchess of Burgundy, and the two of them should have something in common.

Margaret wants to safeguard her legal rights and inherit Provence, Charles longs to obtain the territorial title, and Philip is eager to make great achievements. They are unwilling to sit back and watch her sister-in-law fall into danger, and do not want to harm Philip's interests. They all have their own ideas. These conflicts may be temporarily relieved, but the conflict and distrust leave a mark in their hearts, and they are ultimately irreversible.