Harry Potter’s Morning Light

   Chapter 2353 mysterymontain (middle)

   After 200 years, Florence's Santa Maria del Fiore, the culmination of centuries of art, has finally been topped off, and it was designed to replace Florence's 4th-century Basilica di Santa Reparata.

   A building has a life, no matter how carefully maintained, unless, like the Ship of Theseus, old parts are replaced with new ones.

On April 27, 1478, which was a Sunday, Lorenzo de' Medici and his brother Giuliano came to the Basilica of Santa Reparata. The church was already crowded before the brothers arrived. At this time, Francesco of Pazzi's family walked to Giuliano's side, hugged him tightly, chatting and laughing with him.

Giuliano is a well-known libertine in the family, but it doesn't mean he has no brains. He is very aware that the Pazzi family is watching the rights of the Medici family, but he expects that Francesco will not dare to be in public, and he is still in the church There was any misconduct, so he also pretended to be friendly with him, and walked towards the church together.

   Just as he was walking to a pillar, a person suddenly appeared. Before Giuliano could react, the short sword in the opponent's hand pierced his chest.

Before the worshippers could come and exclaim, Giuliano had already walked a few steps, then fell to the ground, and then Francesco, who had been chatting and laughing with him just now, threw himself on top of him. He made a few cuts, probably because he was so anxious that he stabbed himself in the thigh, and the blood immediately stained the floor of the church, stunned the cardinal.

Lorenzo's side were Antonio of the Pazzi family and a priest. The two attacked Lorenzo together. Lorenzo immediately took out his weapon to defend himself after finding out that he was attacked. With the support of the guards on the side, they narrowly avoided the fatal attack.

   But they could not get out, because the door of the church was closed and the door was guarded, so they had to run to the sacristy.

   Everyone reacted, there was a shrill noise, and the other assassins, no matter how many, tried to break open the door of the sacristy, but in vain. At the same time, there were other people who came to the palace of the Triumvirate and tried to launch an attack. They first occupied the door, because this door has a special design, once it is locked, it cannot be opened whether it is inside or outside, and a key must be used. .

After    occupied the gate, they began to kill in the palace, and the congregation, who was eating, immediately grabbed any weapon they could grab and fought against it.

   Pope Heathcote IV also knew about this, but he only confessed to the murder, and did not order the prisoner to be severely punished, or any other reaction, he was very busy at the time.

The first thing was to confront the Ottoman Empire, the last Pope Paul II raised the last princess Sophia of the Eastern Roman Empire, and his successor Siscot IV married her to Ivan III, the Grand Duke of Moscow, with the intention of getting them from North to contain the Ottoman Empire.

   The second thing is to rebuild Spain to build the Inquisition and the Sistine Chapel. The Pope made a lot of money by buying and selling priesthoods and indulgences.

  The third thing is to deal with the marriage of Mary of Burgundy. In 1477, Charles the Bold died in battle, leaving behind a daughter. After a series of competitions, finally Maximilian I of Austria became her fiancé.

  The international train that Pomona and Severus took passed through Innsbruck, but they didn't get off at this stop. They only looked out the window at the colorful houses against the snow-capped mountains. She took a look at the profile in the travel magazine by the way. The local landmark building, the Golden Roof, was built to commemorate Maximilian I and Mary of Burgundy. From the photos, it was very luxurious and looked like Brabant. Tyn Gothic.

   Maximilian I, who became Holy Roman Emperor in 1486, was rescued by troops sent by his father while he was imprisoned in the home of a pepper merchant. After the death of Charles the Bold, not only did he intend to carve up Burgundy abroad, but there was also chaos at home. The artisans in some towns launched counter-judgments and advocated restoring the share of power in the civil government. In order to win the citizens' affirmation of her inheritance, Mary made concessions after concessions, and signed the Great Charter in Ghent, restoring all the local and public rights which were abolished by Charles the Bold and Philip the Good.

  Mary's concessions weakened her strength, so she wrote to her fiancé, Maximilian I, asking him to "help". Maximilian I did indeed go. In order to protect his wife's territory, he defeated Louis XI. The two had a son the second year after their marriage. The Burgundian dynasty's right to rule and succession was therefore incorporated into Kazakhstan. Busburg family.

  Unfortunately Mary fell to her death while riding a horse in 1482, and then Maximilian I became regent.

   He was locked up because of a conflict with the Netherlandish council until his father sent troops to rescue him. Although the power to review books at that time belonged to the Pope, since the split of Catholicism, the power of the Pope has not been as good as before. Correspondingly, the power of the emperor has greatly increased. If you want to print books without being suppressed, you need the approval of the emperor, otherwise you will be It was wiped out and destroyed, but the way of destroying it like Savonarola was too radical "a little bit".

When Georgiana came to the square, the old man who picked up the book was protesting with the police. She could hear words such as "savage" and "foolish" from a distance. Let.

   "Who is that person?" she asked a policeman who was on duty and watched the fun.

   "The **** and deputy minister of the Danish Ministry of Finance seem to be professors at some university." The police said to Georgiana, "He is here for a meeting."

   "A meeting? What meeting?" She didn't react for a while, and asked subconsciously.

   The Belgian policeman pouted in the direction of the Grand Council.

  Georgianna did not ask why the Deputy Minister of Finance of Denmark did not go to the Council meeting and came here.

   If they were ordinary citizens, these police officers would have stopped them long ago, and it would be impossible for an old man to enter the scene.

   She knew that the destruction "injured the innocent", how could the royalists write articles in Latin for the newspapers.

   But she didn't want to make extra troubles. The city of Mechelen recognized Austrian rule very much, and they still miss the Austrian Margaret.

   If Napoleon hadn't been assassinated, would he have yelled at the judges of Mechelen as he did his subordinates?

It was precisely because the royalist newspapers were printing about it that they were seized. As for how the police seized the Latin books together, she could only guess that Mechelen was a Flemish region and they didn't know each other. French, also the Danish finance minister speaks French and they "don't understand" either.

   Maybe thinking they couldn't communicate, the Danish finance minister looked around and saw Georgiana, walking towards her aggressively with a cane and a book.

   It was then that she remembered that she had a guardian. Where was Richard Edgeworth?

   "You must stop them! Madame Sever." The minister said, waving the book in his hand, "We are in the Age of Enlightenment, not the Middle Ages!"

  Georgianna also wanted to pretend like the police did not understand.

   She was about to speak when the minister opened the book.

   "Look at the title, 'How to Care for Your Cardigan', how could it be a dangerously banned book?"

  Georgianna also wanted to ask, why did the ancients write such books in Latin?

   "Let's talk somewhere else," she said to the minister.

  Denmark's finance minister didn't want to embarrass a woman, so he left the square in a fit of rage.

   "Don't move for now!" She said to the police, who now understood French, moved the torches in her hands away from the "Book Mountain", and then retreated to the edge of the square, and then she followed the minister and left.

   (end of this chapter)