[Tudor Dynasty] King Arthur

This article will be uploaded to V on July 3rd, and it will drop 3-in-1 10,000 updates, okay~ For the completed articles on Western history, "The Illegitimate Dynasty" and "The Model Family Plantagenet", please see the columns~ ============== The eldest son of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York, the great conqueror named after the ancient holy king, the promoter of the religious reform, the founder of the European order, the co-king of England and France, the founder of the Anjou Empire, "The Glorious" Arthur I will be immortal! , If Arthur did not die early in the Tudor dynasty, CP Catherine of Aragon (refer to "The Eternal Princess" for the relationship between the two), the male and female protagonists would turn against each other due to religious issues in the later period, but they would only love each other from beginning to end. ============== Tips before reading: Historical events follow historical facts, and the characters serve the plot. I will make jokes about boomerang hell and will not change important plots due to readers' preferences. In principle, no spoilers are allowed (except for some plots that have little impact or are about to happen). Some of Tudor's brainwashing packages will be clarified (such as the scandal between the White Princess and R3, the curse of the prince in the tower, Tudor is an illegitimate son with no inheritance rights, etc.), But for the purpose of enhancing the dramatic conflict, some wild history and stereotypes will be retained, and will be explained in advance in the text. Catherine in this article has never been a good wife and mother who sacrificed for love without regrets in her past and present lives. She always insists on her own position and beliefs. No matter whether her husband is Arthur or Hyung-ba, the male and female protagonists were a real couple in their previous lives and Catherine only loves Arthur from beginning to end. The main plot is European affairs and family disputes, emphasizing diplomacy and military affairs over daily infrastructure. She is considered a semi-professional, but British history is not a professional direction, so the essence is still OOC history. I will try my best to research but limited time, energy and ability are inevitable for omissions. Corrections are welcome. Purpose: Tear apart the barrier of divine power