[Henry VIII] Tudor Crown

Catherine de' Medici sends Princess Margot across the border between France and England.

Calais was still a territory of France decades ago, but under Henry VIII's endless ambitions, Calais has changed its name to a new generation of Calais, and they have long been regarded as subjects of the French king.In other words, those Calais who missed the rule of France have almost died out, leaving only the middlemen who received English education since childhood and hoped to make a fortune in the Netherlands.

Princess Margot was lying on the window of the carriage, watching the people coming and going stop their work, and curiously looked at the rare luxury carriage and the Valois logo that was about to be forgotten.

It was rare for Catherine de' Medici not to stop Princess Margot's impolite behavior, but shook her fan to avoid being suffocated by the stuffy air in the carriage.

"Who is in charge of welcoming?" Catherine de' Medici said only when the carriage was about to arrive at the castle in Calais, "It can't be that Queen Juana came to welcome my daughter in person!"

Isabelle de Limoy, who was sitting opposite, knew that Catherine de' Medici was in a bad mood, so she deliberately softened her tone and said cautiously: "The Duchess of Buckingham is here to greet the princess, because Mary of Scotland is old. It’s too young, and the Countess of Nottingham is in charge of various tasks in Wales, so the king sent his sister-in-law.”

"Sister-in-law? When did William III's younger brother get married?" Catherine de' Medici rarely heard about Edward Tudor.

On the one hand, among the four wives of Henry VIII, only the first Catherine of Aragon and the last Anne of Cleves were born in the royal family, so their tenure was longer and they were able to shine in the court. Jane Seymour, who died of dystocia, did not leave much memory at all, causing her son, like his mother, to remain unknown for a lifetime.

Moreover, Edward Tudor's physical fitness did not allow him to appear frequently in front of everyone, especially after his half-brother succeeded to the throne, Edward Tudor, whose two uncles died because of the rebellion, had to fight for To avoid suspicion and devote oneself to God seems to be the rhythm of being alone.

And now, out of nowhere, Edward Tudor's widow appears.

This made Catherine de' Medici's already sensitive nerves think a little more in a bad direction: "Is William III trying to give me a blow? Or did he not intend to forgive France in May?" A faux pas on Ge's dowry?"

According to Catherine de' Medichide's vision, even if it wasn't the "highly respected" Anne of Cleves who came to pick up Margot, it should at least be the Countess of Nottingham as a core member.

But now, William III actually found an obscure Duchess of Buckingham who appeared out of nowhere to be the guide for Margot to marry into England.

So what exactly does this mean?

"I don't think the King of England is a man who cares about this. Maybe he really can't find a suitable candidate, so he will hire a lady of nobility!" Isabelle de Limoil thought Hurry up to marry Princess Margot to England, and then urge Catherine de Medici to put her mind on getting Henry II to step down quickly: "I went to inquire specifically, the Duchess of Buckingham is the Duchess of Suffolk and Duchess The eldest daughter of the Marquis of Seth. Speaking of which, her maternal grandmother, Mary Tudor, was also the queen of Louis XII."

"So, William III doesn't look down on Margot." Catherine de' Medici rubbed her forehead, looked at her little daughter who was still knocking on the window, and couldn't help worrying about her future.

Even after overcoming all kinds of difficulties, he finally sent his youngest daughter to the border of England.Catherine de' Medici still couldn't stop worrying one after another, and even thought about it more and more.

"Margo is only five years old, what can I do without me!" Catherine de' Medici kept flashing Henry II's ruthless face before her eyes, and the resentment in her heart became stronger.

"I will let the child's father pay the price he deserves for her future." Catherine de' Medici secretly put aside a sentence, and then hugged her little one intimately when Princess Margo got off the car. Daughter, whispered in her ear: "Let England know that they have received an angel."

Princess Margot gently kissed her mother's cheek, and then, under Catherine de' Medici's reluctant eyes, she walked step by step towards the dark blue tent that looked like a giant beast's mouth.

Like a sacrifice of ignorance, in ignorance, she walked towards the fate predetermined for her by others.

"Your Highness, you are welcome." Jane Tudor, Duchess of Buckingham, specially obtained a dark blue dress, so as not to frighten the little princess or displease the French envoys with her widow's attire.

Isabelle de Limoy, who followed in, was surprised that the Duchess of Buckingham was so young, but when she thought of Edward Tudor's age, she said with relief: "Madame, Marguerite de Valois of France The princess will be handed over to you."

After all, Isabelle de Limoy curtseyed to the Duchess of Buckingham, and then motioned Princess Margot to walk towards Jane Tudor step by step.

"What kind of person is my fiancé?" Princess Margot did not ask Jane Tudor who was holding her hand until Isabelle de Limoy left, "I heard that Huguenots eat human flesh. Blood-drinking monsters. So are you one of them?"

Jane Tudor stroked the little princess's hair affectionately, looked at her eyes that were as ignorant as a young deer, and said seriously: "We are all God's people, it's just God's will, let us express our love to him in different ways." If you think it is a mistake not to read the Bible in Latin, then God is not a very merciful Father."

Princess Margot nodded half-understanding.

And Jane Tudor continued: "I know His Royal Highness Guillaume is a person who loves art and has a hearty disposition. Maybe he is not a pleasing prince sometimes, but this does not detract from the good character God gave him."

For some reason, the face of Edward Tudor seemed to appear in Jane Tudor's eyes, and there was an expectation in her tone that she hadn't even noticed.

"The Duke of York has always been a man to trust."

"I also hope that you and His Highness Guillaume will become a happy royal couple."

Princess Margot noticed Jane Tudor's tears dripping down her cheeks, but the latter never noticed it.

It wasn't until Princess Margot married Guillaume that she knew that the elder who greeted her almost became the first Duchess of York in the Tudor dynasty.