The biological mother was accused of cheating and died tragically in jail, her dignity was ruined. The biological father passed away amid the turbulence of the court, leaving behind an orphan and a widowed mother. The young stepmother gave birth to a younger brother, who lived only five days before his ambitious uncle usurped the crown.
No one understands the beginning of the collapse of heaven better than Queen Jeanne of Navarre. Before the status of queen and wife, she should be called queen and princess. Power is a man's game, Ode of Burgundy told his young niece, and allowing women to take control of France's affairs would only unsettle the country - a statement that would not have made Jeanne so sad if he had not married the daughter of Philip the Regent.
However, when Jeanne, who died of the plague, returned to the French court of her childhood, when she was forced to be involved in the aftermath of the Nair Tower scandal again, and faced with the encroaching royal family, no one could believe that a queen would be born from a world that was hostile to her.
"I am the 'daughter of Saint-Louis', the blood of the handsome man Philip, and the howling she-wolf flows in my bones and blood, just like my aunt. Therefore, no law can force me to take off my crown. Those tongues that cursed the Queen Mother Blanche also accuse me of being a bad wife and a tyrant. However, from my own time, all generations will call me blessed."
First, start by extending the life of Louis X by ten years.
Tips:
1. Use the statement that Jeanne was 6-7 years old when Louis X died.
2. Cp Philip of Evreux (original historical line Philip III of Navarre), a business couple becomes true love
3. Semi-empty, the heroine does not travel through the system.
4. Poor writing style and somewhat confusing language logic
Concept: Women's long road to becoming kings in the Middle Ages