[Henry VIII] Tudor Crown

Because William III opened his mouth to execute Servetus, so as to avoid endless disputes between Geneva and the Holy See, the spies who were suppressed could not say anything. They could only agree to keep Servetus secret after negotiating with the ambassadors of the two parties. Sentence of death.

On the day of the execution, Chief Kingston deliberately made the execution room not bright, and put an iron bar between the onlookers and the execution platform.

"What are you doing?" A Geneva envoy said a little dissatisfied: "Could it be that you have a ghost in your heart, so you dare not let us look carefully?"

On his own territory, Chief Kingston is not afraid of anyone, and this is the meaning of William III, so his answer is also full of confidence: "This is the meaning of His Majesty the King, because there have been examples of rioting on the execution platform before."

Speaking of this, Chief Kingston also left a meaningful look: "A prisoner hid a sharpened blade in his mouth before, and then stabbed him in the eye when the observer stepped forward. You said this Is the iron fence necessary or not?"

The Geneva ambassador choked for a moment, and then returned to his original position indignantly.

Because William III was thinking of a quick battle, the death row prisoner who was used to replace Serbia did not have an autopsy, but was directly pulled out for cremation.

Even though the ambassadors of Geneva and Rome were somewhat puzzled, considering the special status of William III and the political considerations of Geneva and Rome, they did not say anything, but reported the news of Servetus' death.

Cardano, who replaced Servetus in advance, took the unlucky guy to Michelangelo's gallery at night.

Because the place is sparsely populated, and neither Michelangelo nor Tintoretto likes to make trouble—even though they are Christians, Florence is the pioneer of the Renaissance, and there are all kinds of people in it, which can be said to be avant-garde to the extreme. Comparable to the rock enlightenment ground of this era.

"God! Where did this come from?" Michelangelo was not friendly to the new Servetus, because he was brought by Cardano and would take up extra space in the gallery.

Tintoretto was not surprised by Servetus' arrival, but he couldn't figure out why William III would go to such trouble.

"Don't worry, he won't stay here for a long time." Cardano was not used to Michelangelo's stinky temper, so he was very rude when he said: "And plug... Michel (Servet's) Pseudonym) Mr. is not a painter either, so I can’t understand your uncanny work.”

"Hmph! The only thing worthy of your praise is probably your taste in art." Michelangelo's expression improved a little, but he still had that stinking attitude.

Tintoretto never got involved in their personal grievances, but looking at Servetus, he always felt that something was wrong.

In order to bring Servetus safely out of the Tower of London, Cardano disguised Servetus and turned him into a bearded monster.

But Tintoretto is from the art circle anyway, so his association ability must be the best among the best, so we can see some clues.

Servetus noticed Tintoretto's suspicious gaze, so he turned his head intentionally so as not to meet Tintoretto's gaze.

Fortunately, at this critical moment, Michelangelo asked Tintoretto to adjust the model of the spinning jenny, so Servetus was relieved, and then he did not follow Tintoretto until Cardano found a suitable place for him. Toretto or Michelangelo faced the above and directly lived the life of an otaku.

When it comes to the spinning jenny, one has to mention that Michelangelo is really an epoch-making genius.At least under William III's peculiar painters, it is by no means an easy task to toss out things that are more than 100 years later.

So when William III received the full version of the spinning jenny, it was really hard to believe that Michelangelo could have gone that fast.It only took so little time to hand over the finished product.

"Have you found someone to test it?" William III stroked the not-so-small machine, lamenting that the cost and technology are not affordable by ordinary people: "Have people mass-produce in the royal weaving factories in various places, and then make it locally Find some woman who is willing to come and work in the factory, and give her a week of free training."

Considering the annual income of the farmers, William III set the salary level of the weaving factory: "Women who are willing to work in the factory sign a minimum five-year work contract, and can get a monthly salary of one pound and ten shillings, and Two meals are included in the weaving factory."

"Also, if she is a foreign worker and is anxious to find a place to stay, she will be charged ten shillings a month for accommodation until she finds a place to live."

Sir Cecil took note of the king's request, and then said: "What about the arrangements for the female workers whose contracts have expired? And do we need to sign a non-disclosure agreement with them?"

"Go and discuss this with the legal advisers." William III was only responsible for making suggestions, and didn't want to waste energy on the details of implementation. Otherwise, would his ministers and employers just eat for nothing?

Time passed little by little in the construction of England.

In May of 1553, Catherine de Medici gave birth to her third daughter, Marguerite de Valois, who was famous in history, in the castle of Saint-Germain-en-Laye. She was nicknamed Margo.

And less than two months after the famous Queen Margot was born, the third child of William III and Queen Juana was also born at full term.

Compared with her two restless brothers, this little daughter is much more considerate. Not only did Queen Juana not suffer too much childbirth, she even chose a day when William III was not busy.

Hearing the news that the mother gave birth to the next daughter, the Duke of Richmond and Guillaume had different expressions, making it difficult to understand what they were thinking.

Mary Stuart gladly accepted the news, as there was an extra girl at St James's and she could dress up her sister-in-law, who was eleven years apart, like a doll.

"What name are you going to name her?" Queen Juana hugged the newborn little princess, feeling that this child would be much more worry-free than the first two debt collectors.

"Just use your name!" It is customary in Europe for the eldest daughter to inherit the name of her mother or an important elder.

Queen Juana's name comes from the famous queen of Castile and Navarre, so it is a reasonable arrangement to give this name to their eldest daughter, but...

"Juana's English pronunciation is Joan, so her name is Joan of England." Queen Juana was very satisfied, and then asked: "Then what is the middle name?"

"Just use your mother's name!" William III felt that there were too many Marys and Catherines in his female relatives, so it would be better to change it.

Although Margaret is also a bad street name in the royal family, it is better than Mary.