Mary Su Stuart

Welcome to the [Forever Mary Stuart] forum, where you can speak freely, use your imagination, and pour water as much as you want, as long as your topic is about the great Queen of the Sun, Queen of Britain and Ireland, Queen of France Everything about Mary~

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[Discussion] The Dutch Policy of the Valois-Stuart Dynasty in the Middle and Late [-]th Century to the [-]th Century

Building 1, Mary Sixteen

Big brother, please, urgently, online urgently.I'm about to hand in my essay assignment 555

Holyrood House, 2nd Floor

It turned out that it was not popular science but asking for help...

Sand Sculpture Master Bourbon on the 3rd floor

I take a look.However, I think the landlord should go to the library to look up information, instead of going to this kind of gossip forum...

Marie on the 4th floor

Understand the pain of rushing homework.Send you a paragraph I wrote earlier.

1569-1595.France-Britain supported the revolutionary stage of the Netherlands.The two kings tacitly allowed the generals to send private soldiers to help the civil wars in the Netherlands and other provinces, gave financial support to William the Silent, and conducted long-term technical exchanges and cooperation with Morris of Orange-Nassau.

1596年-1602年。因1595年年末玛蒂尔达公主和拿骚的莫里斯结婚,法兰西和不列颠于1596年公开宣布支持尼德兰独立,两国与西班牙在低地展开正面战斗，战线逐渐往南边推移。1598年腓力二世病故导致西班牙势力大幅退却；但1602年玛丽女王去世的影响更大。最终双方签订和约。虽西班牙名义上未放弃其对低地的主权,但尼德兰已成为事实独立状态。

1603-1615.In peacetime, the Dutch governing Maurice ruled independently.

1616-1636. Morris died of illness in early 1616.The son of Maurice, who grew up in the French court and believed in Catholicism, rejected the request of the Protestant-controlled parliament to convert; so the Netherlands and other provinces supported Maurice's brother Frederick Henry as the master.The new ruling’s support for Protestantism is well-known in Western Europe, and “persecuted” Protestants from France, Britain and other places have gathered in the Netherlands, especially the Netherlands, which has become the “biggest safe haven”.

The coming to power of the new government also triggered a new round of Spanish conquests in the lowlands.Since then, the Netherlands has once again started to resist and retaliate on the surface. Large and small sea battles continued one after another. In the end, they cut off the lifeline of Spain and the American colonies. In 1636, the Netherlands formed an alliance with the United Kingdom of France-Britain-Ireland and defeated the former suzerain country in the naval battle of Gibraltar. First, it completely ended Spain's dominance in Western Europe. Second, the establishment of the Netherlands Republic was recognized by the world.

From 1637 to 1660, the newly born Republic of the Netherlands gradually had conflicts with the United Kingdom due to sea power disputes.Three large-scale naval battles broke out during this period. The United Kingdom lost one and won two, and finally took away the title of "Sea Coachman" from its opponent. In 1660, the Parliament of the Netherlands asked the United Kingdom for peace, and its maritime supremacy was completely abdicated to the United Kingdom.

From 1661 to 1665, affected by the religious war within the Holy Roman Empire, the Netherlands was divided.The United Kingdom waited for an opportunity to send troops to the lowlands to control the provinces of the Netherlands, and the Republic fell. In 1665, Crown Prince Francois of the United Kingdom (grandson of Maurice) was officially named Prince of the Netherlands, which marked that the Netherlands was finally annexed by the United Kingdom.

Mary Sixteen, Floor 5

Back to the boss on the 4th floor: Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Back to the 3rd floor: The library is closed at night, ahhh, next time I will try to do it as soon as possible.

Marie on the 6th floor

You're welcome, altar friends help each other.

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[Gossip] Virgin Queen Vivienne had an affair with Francis Bacon?

Mary's Telescope on the 1st floor

I think so.The two celibates have known each other since childhood. In 1597, Princess Vivienne of Wales went to suppress the Scottish feudal lord's rebellion in person, but failed temporarily. Bacon and her were besieged in Strindberg for more than two months.Two more months Two more months Two more months (infinite echo)

Marie on the 2th floor

Haha, I remember reading fanfiction before, saying that the two of them were secretly married, and there was a long, long boat scene...

3rd Floor Prophet Mary

The good man upstairs is safe all his life.

The Ghost of St James's Palace, Level 4

Borrow one to speak on the 2nd floor.

Potato maniac on the 5th floor

You guys are just crooked.Impossible for Vivienne and Bacon.At that time, the rule was that noble and humble did not marry.Morris was able to marry Matilda because "Orange-Nassau" is a prince of Shenluo and has "monarchy". In this way, he is considered a married man, and all four sons are named Valois-Stu Art.It is possible to talk about the Virgin Queen and the fourth Duke of Guise.The Duke of Guise was originally from Lorraine, and was named a "big noble" by Francois I, which means that he married the French royal family regardless of high or low.

Also, I think Vivian has more credibility than Elizabeth I of England.She imitated her predecessors and said to marry the country, and she did what she said.

Silver mirror reaction on the 6th floor

"Only those who live alone will not become hostages of money for the so-called accumulation and inheritance of family wealth. Too much investment in marriage and love makes people irrational and more likely to make wrong judgments..." You guys Pinpin, Bacon who can say such a thing, will fall in love and get married?Simply regard marriage as a scourge.

François, the peerless man on the 7th floor

Then please explain, Bacon's rocket-like promotion speed during Queen Vivienne's reign in Britain?Chief Prosecutor, Academician of the Privy Council, Minister of State... In 1624, Vivienne inherited the French throne, and the time to return to London became very small, and Bacon became the regent of Britain.Think about it, such a huge island, such a huge kingdom, how deep is the trust!

Marie on the 8th floor

Hey, I can add something on the 7th floor.Bacon lived in St. James's Palace for many years, and lived in the room next to the Queen.

The Ghost of St James's Palace, Level 9

Ah, I found the article you mentioned upstairs, is it "Days and Nights of Impure Friendship"?

Marie on the 10th floor

You are such a clever little ghost~

11th floor Maria of Stuart

You people.Does it have to be love between men and women?Isn't it okay for monarchs and ministers to cherish each other?Can't pure confidant?Isn't pure friendship okay?Can't comrades who are fighting together with the goal of building an utopia?

Oh, there are friends of the same humanities upstairs, please click on my avatar to send me a private message carelessly, I have been in a literary shortage for a long time!

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[News] Kangkang, what did I find? The 1598 British Publishing Censorship Catalog actually contained Shakespeare's works!

Tomatoes on the 1st floor

It's unbelievable, the Queen likes him so much, the only Globe Theater that personally invests in it!

Ballistic expert Vivienne on the 2nd floor

What kind of work, hurry up and talk about it, it’s not Yan’s romantic ditty, right?

The 3rd floor refers to where to play Boswell

It feels weird.Queen Mary is the biggest benefactor in the world. When the theater was besieged by the Puritans, she went to give a speech in person, convincing those people.She personally said that Shakespeare is her favorite contemporary writer, and she also asked Ms. Seton to be the godmother of his son Hamlet, and even sent his wife and children from the countryside to London to take care of her...Why is she doing nothing to ban his books?

4rd Floor Prophet Mary

It depends on what book to read.Sigh, it seems that the upstairs is full of pseudo-historical buffs.Shakespeare's banned book was published at the end of the eighteenth century, and it was "Joan of Arc".

The 5th floor ship girl Richelieu

Upstairs is right.At that time, the United Kingdom had been united for more than 100 years, so it was not too afraid that such things would be made public.Heh, that book sold very badly, even under the title of "forbidden book". "Joan of Arc" writes the national hero Joan of Arc as a "stupid, conceited and neurotic witch"; it also severely mocks the Burgundians and French cowards who betrayed her. They all stand on the side of England and affect national sentiments.

Sherlock of Venice

Yes, to promote national unity and emphasize national integration, such words are not suitable for spreading in society.And, in fact, Queen Mary has been careful not to touch this sensitive issue. In 1793, Joan of Arc was finally canonized as a "Saint" by the Holy See, and the official newspapers promoted it in the name of "commemorating the 200th anniversary of the anti-witch movement" and "the rise of women".Today, we can discuss her so calmly...

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[Help] Is there any fanfiction of Boswell and Queen Mary?

Tobacco King on the 1st floor

As in the title, if you want to see it, if you want to see it, if you want to see it, I am not afraid of sadomasochistic love, not at all.

Or His Majesty and Secretary Li Qiao can form a CP.

Babes, don't hit me carelessly with words~ Don't take pity on me just because I'm a delicate flower!

The 2rd floor refers to where to play Boswell

Ah, I really like this pair too.I remember that when the obituary was published in the "United Weekly", the Queen had a famous saying, "His honor is lacking in everything, but our honor lacks him." [Note [-]] Really full of affection!

3rd Floor Cardinal Jack Sue

There are jars, very early.Please use search.

Tobacco King on the 4st floor

I've seen it all, and it's not enough.

5 Limoges porcelain master level 999

i want to see queen x bruno

6th floor cleanliness no Ji

Upstairs is very heavy.When the queen met Bruno, both of them were in their 40s.The queen is said to be in good condition. Bruno's face, tsk tsk, is far behind the official match of Francois II, okay?If you really want to be curious, you might as well choose Galileo.

On the 7th floor, enjoy the old age of the Queen Mother

Yeah yeah.The queen defended Galileo so much... No, it was Queen Vivienne who defended Galileo, Mary must have passed away by then.

The goddess on the 8th floor is not a female nerve

You are enough, His Majesty said it as if he would never refuse anyone...

Tobacco King on the 9st floor

Who told François II to be so weak, he felt that he was not worthy of the queen (=_=)

The goddess on the 10th floor is not a female nerve

So please explain how the condom was invented?Really, really, very, weak?It should be very wild and easy to cut...

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[Discussion] Who is the fashion guru from the end of the sixteenth century to the beginning of the seventeenth century?

Ring of the King on the 1st floor

I think Queen Margot.Almost turning La Rochelle into the second Paris, and admiring the elegant Greek style, hazy beauty, shameful to hide...

Phantom of the Louvre on the 2nd floor

In fact, I prefer the delicacy of the Medici Queen Mother. Those tunic dresses are so majestic and imposing.

Marie on the 3th floor

Every time it’s such a beautiful time, I want to hug our Queen Mary and walk away silently... Her boots are a little better, and the designed pants are really simple...

Phantom of the Louvre on the 4nd floor

Don't be discouraged upstairs, the queen is a pragmatic style hahaha, a pioneer of the affirmative movement.

5th floor Bath and Baden

The problem is that men's clothes are more gorgeous than hers...

Sand Sculpture Master Bourbon on the 6rd floor

Ah, isn't this the exclusive forum for Queen Mary?Shouldn't it be time to blow rainbow farts on her?

7th Floor Queen of Ships

Of course the queen has too much to brag about.For example, she spent money to equip thermal weapons and built a fleet ahead of the times; for example, she first applied telescopes and semaphores to shipping, solving communication problems; for example, she invested in Jensen to manufacture microscopes and became a microbiologist The originator; for example, she invested in the construction of many schools to encourage equal rights to education regardless of gender or class; Higher than religious norms", "women have independent personality and civil rights" are determined in legal terms, laying the foundation for the Enlightenment in the seventeenth century...

Oh, seeing that the queen has done so many practical things, one should understand that her energy can't be spent on fighting for beauty.

8rd Floor Prophet Mary

An important point was missed upstairs, Queen Margot doesn’t have to raise children, she doesn’t have to bear the burden of not marrying for the rest of her life, and there are so many handsome men and lovers around—it’s so cool to think about!

Marie on the 9th floor

At that time, widows were happier than unmarried women... Queen Vivienne was urged to marry for many years.If it weren't for her sister and several nephews, she might have surrendered like Elizabeth.

On the 10th floor, enjoy the old age of the Queen Mother

Margo is also getting the best out of hardships.She had suffered a lot when she married someone she didn't like, but fortunately, her natal family was strong.

11rd Floor Prophet Mary

Yes, Margo's brother really loved her; and when the brothers died, the niece treated her well.Otherwise, how could she live comfortably to the age of 82!Oh, François II also lived to be 80 years old; he just held his breath, boiled, boiled to death the Duke of Orleans, and the generations of Bourbon, until his daughter had no competitors, so he couldn’t wait To meet the "beloved wife who has been in heaven for a long time".

Ring of the King on the 12st floor

My god, if I don't go to have a meal, this building will be crooked.

Or let me put the building back.Come and post to show you the most beautiful fashion goddesses in the works of famous painters

Birth of Venus Margot.jpg

Worship of the Goddess of Venus Margo Version.jpg

Queen Margot's Smile.jpg

Margo returned from hunting.jpg

Margot of the poorhouse.jpg

Flora Margo.jpg

Oh oh no, it’s too beautiful, I want to die in the Louvre...

The author has something to say: [Note [-]] If I remember correctly, this is the posthumous speech of the French dramatist Molière.

The story ends here.It's the first time I write the forum body, I'm not very proficient, so let's just read it.

Buried some details of future generations, please use your imagination...

In fact, Mary estimated that Jean Baudin was included in the celebrity stamp collection, but later felt that it was cumbersome, so she deleted it...

In fact, there was a bit of drama in the nature of the side story, and I felt a little bit cruel, so I just discarded it.Recently, my body also needs to recuperate T_T I hope the test results are satisfactory...

Thanks again to the little angel who has been with me all the time, see you in the next article, Bixin.

Haha, if anyone is willing to help me write the next episode (#^.^#) five-body reward~

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