[Henry VIII] Tudor Crown

Because of being shocked by the style of the second son, Queen Juana and William III simply stayed in the winery where Guillaume lived for one night, and by the way, inspected how the second son, who was not restrained more, grew crooked of.

"Guillaume, after we send Joan to Wales, you and I will go back to London and receive education in St. James's Palace." Queen Juana looked at the tidy Guillaume during dinner, and finally felt that this was terrible. The child was more pleasing to the eye, so when Guillaume was unwilling to eat, he gave the second son a bolt from the blue.

Guillaume, who was scared of the bread in his hand by his mother, thought that his punishment was just to be scolded by Queen Juana, and then to do more homework.

But who would have thought that Queen Juana would actually bring him back to St. James's Palace, where there is a man in the iron mask ten steps away and an etiquette teacher every five steps. Guillaume felt that life was no less than ten times gloomy. Even chicken wings could not comfort the broken heart of the little prince.

William III thought it was okay for Guillaume to be like this, after all, the second son could maintain the most basic etiquette in front of outsiders, and then his butt would not be crooked, and he would not go bankrupt at any time.William III would not have much opinion on Guillaume's personal hobbies.

After all, engaging in art is always more secure than messing with the relationship between men and women, or making troubles for the family.

As for whether Guillaume will put pressure on the Duke of Richmond after his marriage... Although William III knew that his youngest son's fiancée was the future Queen of France, he considered the relationship between Britain and France, and France's attitude towards the "Salric Code". maintainability.William III did not think that Guillaume, or the son of Guillaume and Princess Margot, could succeed to the throne of France.

At the same time, a foreign princess whose succession is not high can also prevent Guillaume from being instigated by his wife to compete with the Duke of Richmond for the throne to a certain extent.

Thinking of this, William III, who was in the old father's mind, said a few words for his troubled son: "Isn't it good for Guillaume? I remember Enrique II and Margot of Angouleme Ritter has sponsored many artists, and it would be a good thing if Guillaume could inherit their career."

Queen Juana stopped eating, just looked straight at William III, and told her husband in the air, what is meant by "people who don't care about things should talk less".

William III licked his lower lip guilty, and decided not to argue with his wife about their children's education.

After all, the division of labor and cooperation between the husband and wife is that William III decides on major national affairs, and Queen Juana is solely responsible for interpersonal communication and children's education.

Guillaume originally thought that his father could decide for himself, but Queen Juana just glanced at William III, and the king's father, whom Guillaume had placed high hopes on, did not say any good things for his second son.

In desperation, Guillaume could only start the road of self-help.

"According to the usual practice, the king's children return to London when they are teenagers. If you take me back now, mother, what will others think?"

Guillaume just hoped that the staid Queen Juana would naturally choose the former in the dilemma of rules and education.

But these words had another meaning in the ears of Queen Juana.

If Guillaume is allowed to return to London, it will inevitably cause people to speculate about the inheritance.

Although both Queen Juana and William III have decided to let the eldest son inherit all the territories of the husband and wife, this matter is not recognized by everyone.

Even Charles V, who was designated as the successor by Ferdinand of Aragon and the Castilian Parliament, was not at the beginning of his accession to the throne, and those who wanted his younger brother to inherit the Castile throne must be careful Guarding against fear and fear, Queen Juana of Castile died before she really felt relieved.

Queen Juana, like William III, did not want her children to kill each other for the throne.

Guillaume, who didn't wait for his mother to respond for a long time, thought he had said something wrong, so he looked at William III for help, hoping that his father could show him the way.

Realizing that Queen Juana might be thinking too much, William III finally gave Queen Juana a step under his son's help-seeking eyes: "Anne of Cleves will move to Richmond Palace in a few days. , so St James's is going through a big cleaning too."

"Now let Guillaume move back, not only to reorganize his teachers and servants here, but also to re-plan his and Alexander's living area."

Although several of William III's children spent their childhood in St. James's Palace, even Guillaume lived under the same roof with his brother and his future sister-in-law when he returned to England.But after all, it was a matter of childhood, and now Guillaume is already a sensible teenager, and the Duke of Richmond has already started to deal with some unimportant domestic affairs just like William III once did.

If you put two boys who are about to reach puberty together.

Queen Juana was so scared by the wonderful scenery that she lost sleep in the winery for most of the night, and finally, with two dark circles under her eyes that could not be concealed, she gave Guillaume a suspended sentence on the way: "Don't go back to London , but this does not mean that I will take a laissez-faire management attitude towards you."

Guillaume, who was also anxious for most of the night, finally breathed a sigh of relief.

As long as he doesn't let him leave the winery and miss Michelangelo, whatever his mother says is right.

However, after Queen Juana saw Guillaume's relieved look, the anger that had calmed down showed signs of rising again.

This bad boy.

If Queen Juana hadn't agreed with William III not to bring Guillaume back to London, then just looking at Guillaume's current appearance, Queen Juana would not let her second son go free in the days to come possibility of self.

…………… I am the dividing line…………

Although William III managed Wales for nearly ten years, when he became king, he rarely returned to the place where he grew up.

Because Wales has more complete water conservancy projects and port facilities, compared to other territories that have developed a wool economy, Wales has reached a series of agricultural agreements with Cheshire managed by the Earl of Derby to ensure that the two will not be in food and sheep. Feed, vicious competition.

William III observed the brand-new Welsh scenery and found that before he became king, the unfinished streets had become the "Silk Road" connecting various places.

Through the port and water conservancy projects in Wales, this crown prince's territory, which was once tossed by the plague for more than half of its population, has become a self-sufficient small kingdom.

Even in some respects, Wales is the wealthiest region in England.