The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword

Christina is deceiving Ilionora.

This is of course, because there are too many power disputes and conspiracy involved. Eleonora is just an ordinary aristocratic woman, without political acumen and skill, so why let her know this.

Besides, wouldn't it be better to wrap your gift to Karl XI under a thick coat of warmth?

Hearing that Christina was really for Carl X, Ilionora shook Christina's hand with excitement. She burst into tears and said, "God! Christina, thank you, thank you. I thank you on behalf of Carl."

After speaking, Eleonora ran into the room.

After a while, Eleonora pulled out the sleepy little Karl.

Walking to Christina's side, Eleonora said to Karl eagerly: "This is your father's cousin and the Queen of the Kingdom of Sweden. Without her, there would be no throne of your father, nor yours. . So you remember, and swear in the name of God, you will love her like your own mother."

Little Carl is a little unsure. He looked at the strange woman in front of him with some fear, standing motionless under his feet like a nail.

Christina squatted down to be flush with Carl's face.

Little Karl's face more inherited from his mother, which allowed Christina to talk and contact him more calmly without thinking of his father.

Christina stroked Carl's tender face, and she said softly: "Hey, I'm your aunt."

Perhaps it was Christina's kind words or her aunt's identity that played a role, and Carl no longer feared Christina. He asked quietly: "Are you my aunt?"

"Yes," Christina said, "I am your father's cousin."

"Then," Little Carl tried to pretend to be a little adult in front of Christina. "I will treat you like my mother, but my mother has only one."

After speaking, little Carl looked at his mother happily.

If in the past, her son loved herself so much, Eleonora would be extremely happy, but at this time, her heart was shaking. Because Ilionuola was afraid that Christina would be displeased, and his son would miss the throne.

Ilionora looked at Christina worriedly. The latter did not look unhappy. Instead, she touched Carl's head affectionately.

This made Ilionora relieved.

After a while, Christina stood up. She glanced again and immediately snuggled up to the little Carl next to Ilionora, and then said: "Elionora, although I gave the crown to little Carl, it doesn’t mean that little Carl will be in power right away. He can’t have absolute power like his father. Please forgive me about this. I will act as an agent of the Kingdom of Sweden until he reaches the age of being able to govern.”

"I understand, Chris." Illionora nodded hurriedly.

"Then, let's go back to Stockholm together today."

Christina picked up Carl, and then walked out of the room together with Ilionora.

Outside the door, Cheer Chenzheng and Karlsson leaned on the beam and had a boring conversation without a word. Seeing Christina holding Carl came out, the two immediately stood up straight.

"We go back to Stockholm and go back to the throne." Christina said.

Cheerchen and Karlsson were delighted-they had been waiting for this day.

But soon, Cheer Chen couldn't be happy. Because he was told that it was Karl X's son who was going back to Stockholm to enthroned, not his sister Christina.

On February 13, 1660, colorful crowds rushed into Uppsala Church like a mighty river.

Today is the day when Karl XI ascended the throne. Also on this day, Christina was crowned as the regent queen of Sweden. She will assist the young Karl until he can govern.

Among those who participated in the succession ceremony, the nobles were at the forefront, and the councillors were behind them. All these people had cross-shaped gold chains hanging around their necks and candles in their hands. They were led by the mayor, a renowned doctor. Walk into Uppsala Church.

The mayor wore a black velvet robe and a wide-brimmed hat. The mayor stood at the door of the church, and then began to direct the nobles, clergy, citizens, and peasant representatives to enter one by one.

Although the flow of people was dense, everyone consciously bypassed the main entrance because the king, queen, and queen, as well as the dignitaries, walked through the special passage.

When the golden carriage carrying the queen, the new king, and the queen appeared on the avenue, the troops in charge of the vigilance all raised their guns to pay tribute to the visitors under the order of Hans Fleet, the commander of Stockholm City Defense, and then the soldiers again Put down the muskets and leaned against their feet; they kept breathing on their frozen hands, exhaling clouds of white mist from their chests.

The succession ceremony was performed by Christina’s important minister Per Brahe (Per Brahe, Swedish political activist. Born on an island near Stockholm. He participated in the war against Poland with Gustav II Adolf Served as Privy Councilor in 1630. Member of Queen Christina’s Regent Council from 1632-1644. Vice-Governor of Finland twice in 1637-1641 and 1648-1654. Reformed administrative institutions in Finland, developed commerce, transportation and agriculture, and built New Town. Founded Turku University in 1640, and served as president from 1646 until his death.) Presided over. It was this person who presided over Christina's abdication ceremony six years ago. And he never dreamed that he still had a chance to put the crown on the queen again—even if it was just the crown of regency. UU Reading www.uukanshu.com

Per Brahe is dressed in a fuchsia robe and a white coat. The coat is studded with pearls and gold. He is jeweled and gorgeous.

At 10 o'clock, Christina walked into the church with Carl by the hand.

At this time, the sun shines into the colorful light through the stained glass of the church window, it merges with the candle light from the altar, and complements each other, illuminating the whole altar brilliantly.

The light illuminates the noble faces on both sides of the red carpet, illuminates their black and white beards, illuminates their dignified appearance, illuminates their golden chains, and illuminates their costumes.

Cheerjin wears a uniform and guards behind Christina and Carl, only one position behind Queen Ilionora—this is Christina’s special grace for Cheerjin’s outstanding contribution to herself.

Chechen saw the old Stanislaw Potocki who came as the envoy of the Republic of Poland, and the latter gave him a kind smile.

At this time, Christina and Karl Jr. had walked under the steps of the altar.

Everyone's eyes are staring at the altar, and everyone is praying. The candlelight flickered; the incense curled up.

Christina and Karl Jr. stepped onto the altar.

Little Carl knelt down on the altar. The solemn sight around him made him a little nervous. He couldn't help but grabbed the hem of Christina's skirt.

Pell Brahe walked up to Carl and put the crown on top of Carl's head.

"May God be with you, Your Majesty." Per Brahe said with a smile.

Then, Pell Brahe took another crown, which was the crown of the regent for Christina.

But unintentionally or deliberately, the queen's crown turned out to be more gorgeous than the king's.