[Henry VIII] Tudor Crown

Johanna's gaze was more terrifying than Michelangelo thought. At least when Guillaume found his mother's head maid standing behind him, not only did he tremble like fallen leaves in the autumn wind, but he even attracted Princess Margot stop and watch.

"What's wrong with him?" The innocent Princess Margot thought it was a unique dance step in England, so she imitated it crookedly, but was stopped by Mary Stuart who had just stepped down from the dance floor: "Don't imitate it. Guillaume's every move."

Princess Margo turned her head in doubt, only to meet Mary Stuart's complicated eyes.

"Okay, don't bring it here anymore, hurry up and play with Joan!" Mary Stuart pushed Princess Margo towards Joan, and coaxed: "Stay here again!" Go down, it will be bad if you see Guillaume's embarrassment."

Although Mary Stuart was a little arrogant in her daily life, she was not an idiot who didn't understand the world.

Since she understood the reason why the Duke of Richmond didn't want to dance at the wedding banquet, she also knew that Guillaume, who was careless and careless, didn't want to let his new wife see himself making a fool of himself at the wedding banquet.

Although the ignorant Princess Margot didn't understand what happened, her maid shrewdly brought it to Joan.

Johanna stared at Guillaume's whirling hair, and when Michelangelo thought she was going to threaten Guillaume, she suddenly smiled nonchalantly, and said heart-to-heart: "I'm not worried about the height of the Duke of Richmond, Because he is self-disciplined and hardworking, no matter what he does, he will put in unimaginable efforts. As for you...you have to work hard."

After all, Johanna gestured to Guillaume's height, and said murderously: "After all, when the Duke of Richmond was eight years old, he was much taller than you are now."

Michelangelo subconsciously held Guillaume's arm to prevent him from falling to the ground.

"Let's go! Your Majesty the King and Queen have something to ask you." Johanna nodded at Michelangelo, and took the weak and helpless Guillaume away from the place.

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"Why did you delay for so long?" Queen Juana looked at the late Guillaume and Johanna strangely. Just a slight glance made Guillaume feel extremely heavy pressure.

"The Duke of York had something to say to Princess Margot, so it was delayed for a while." In front of Queen Juana, Johanna still defended the young and ignorant little master a little, so as not to make the family unhappy at the wedding banquet.

Queen Juana also believed in Johanna's words and deeds, so she didn't pursue their long-awaited questions, but let the Duke of Richmond and Guillaume sit down and asked about the morning ceremony they prepared for his wife.

"William gave me a piece of land in Ireland...so what are you two planning to give to Mary Stuart and Princess Margot?" Queen Juana attached great importance to the "morning gift" given by her son, because it was a One of Mary Stuart and Princess Margot's main income in England.

As long as the two do not divorce, even if the Duke of Richmond and Guillaume pass away first, Mary Stuart and Princess Margot can continue to have their wedding morning ceremony.

One of the reasons why Mary Stuart in history was unwilling to leave France after the death of Francois II was that she already had her own fiefdom (Morning ceremony) and a large income in France, plus Since she was used to the luxurious life in France since she was a child, she could not integrate into the life in Scotland, so Mary Stuart never thought about returning to Scotland until Catherine de Medici publicly ostracized her.

The reason why Catherine de' Medici wanted to expel Mary Stuart was, on the one hand, because the queen's daughter-in-law looked down on her, and on the other hand, it was to get back Mary Stuart's fiefdom in France.

Although William III is extremely stingy on territorial issues, even if it is discounted for more money, he is unwilling to sell the land, but this is an established custom anyway, so William III is not good at interfering, so he can only use Queen Juana to ask Let's see what the two sons plan to give as a morning gift for their newlyweds.

The Duke of Richmond glanced at Guillaume, and finally the older one spoke first: "Mary is not good at taking care of it, so I am going to give her a piece of land in the port of Wales."

William III raised his eyebrows, which made the Duke of Richmond feel a little bad, but continued: "Wales was taken care of by the Countess of Nottingham before, so Mary only needs to delegate power to the old people left by the Countess of Nottingham." , and then it is enough to get the benefits on a regular basis.”

Queen Juana glanced at the expressionless William III, and could read disapproval from his eyes, so she proposed to the Duke of Richmond: "Can you guarantee that Mary will never ask her fief for the rest of her life? Or, let She allowed the Countess of Nottingham to override her power."

The Duke of Richmond choked on Queen Juana, but after thinking about it carefully, he also felt that what Queen Juana said was unreasonable.

Although Mary Stuart was his wife and the queen of a country, the Countess of Nottingham was ordered to manage the Welsh territory and was about to become the governor of Normandy.

If Mary Stuart had a dispute with the old people left by the Countess of Nottingham in the way of handling the fiefdom, or abolished some of the Countess of Nottingham's policies in a fit of anger, it would inevitably cause disagreements between the two parties.

Coupled with Mary Stuart's foreign status and the local reputation of the Countess of Nottingham, it is enough for some unknown people to pour dirty water on Mary Stuart.

As the husband of Mary Stuart, the Duke of Richmond naturally cannot escape the accusations of the public, and may even be judged as soft-hearted.

This is undoubtedly a fatal label for a crown prince.

"The reason why I handed over the land of Ireland to Juanna was because there were not many rulers there, so Juanna could control the land by herself instead of being delegated administrative power." William III explained: "The meaning of the fief It depends on the owner's ability to control it. If Mary Stuart can't be the master of her own fiefdom, what is the difference with a tenant farmer who borrows the land to cultivate it? If it is a male nobleman who is entrusted, he can accept Is this an arrangement?"

The Duke of Richmond lowered his eyes, admitted that he had not thought carefully in this regard, and thanked his parents for reminding him in time.

And when William III looked at Guillaume, the latter said without tension: "I plan to give Margot the winery and land near the Michelangelo Gallery."

so generous?

Not only William III and Queen Juana, but even the Duke of Richmond was very surprised. After all, the winery was the place where Guillaume grew up, and it would not be an exaggeration to say that it was his stronghold.

However, Guillaume's next words easily broke William III and Queen Juana's cognition of being stingy, and it was even hard to believe that his son started rubbing his wife's things with confidence.