Verse 1
This TL is an antetype to the La Beltraneja TL I made a while ago, so this maybe seen as a remake.
Blessed be the Bold
Margaret of York
Verse I
On July 1475, Margaret of York and Charles the Bold would spend a night with passion, because it might take a year and the two are childless since the start of the marriage, on the beginning of 1476 Margaret was determined to be pregnant and the news would pass to Charles the bold.
From Nancy he marched against the Swiss. He saw fit to hang or drown the garrison of Grandson in spite of its capitulation. Grandson was a possession of Jacques of Savoy, Count of Romont, a close ally of Charles, that had been captured recently by the forces of the Swiss Confederacy. Some days later, on 2 March 1476, Charles was attacked outside the village of Concise by the confederate army in the Battle of Grandson and suffered a shameful defeat; he was compelled to flee with a handful of attendants and abandon his artillery along with an immense booty (including his silver bath).
Margaret of York would give birth to a son named Philip on April 4, 1476, an event that would make him return to Margaret of York again in order to meet his son and Margaret and Charles would start another night of of passion again.
Charles would escort his daughter Mary to the Austrian court to marry Maximilian who was to marry her in order to advance a peace treaty between the Austrians and the Burgundians regarding Alsace Mary would be married to Maximilian on May 15, 1476 and he would leave behind his daughter to raise an army against the Swiss, on this time Mary would concieve Archduchess Margaret b. February 20, 1477, the eldest daughter of the future Empress.
Charles succeeded in raising a fresh army of 30,000 men that he used to fight the Morat on June 22 1476. He was again defeated by the Swiss army, which was assisted by the cavalry of the Duke of Lorraine which is an ally of the Duke of Lorraine. On October 6, Charles lost in Nancy, which the Duke of Lorraine was able to recover.
Making a last effort, Charles formed a new army with Austrian allies and arrived in the dead of winter before the walls of Nancy. Having lost many of his troops through the severe cold, it was with only a few thousand men that he met the joint forces of the Lorrainers and the Swiss, who had come to the relief of the town and had the support of the people of Nancy, at the Battle of Nancy (5 January 1477). He himself suffered and perished in the fight, his naked and disfigured body was found after some days afterward frozen into the nearby river. Charles' head had been cleft in two by a halberd, lances were lodged in his stomach and loins, and his face had been so badly mutilated by wild animals which gnawed at his body that only his physician and his wife were able to identify him by his long fingernails and the old battle scars on his body.
Blessed be the Bold
Margaret of York
Verse I
On July 1475, Margaret of York and Charles the Bold would spend a night with passion, because it might take a year and the two are childless since the start of the marriage, on the beginning of 1476 Margaret was determined to be pregnant and the news would pass to Charles the bold.
From Nancy he marched against the Swiss. He saw fit to hang or drown the garrison of Grandson in spite of its capitulation. Grandson was a possession of Jacques of Savoy, Count of Romont, a close ally of Charles, that had been captured recently by the forces of the Swiss Confederacy. Some days later, on 2 March 1476, Charles was attacked outside the village of Concise by the confederate army in the Battle of Grandson and suffered a shameful defeat; he was compelled to flee with a handful of attendants and abandon his artillery along with an immense booty (including his silver bath).
Margaret of York would give birth to a son named Philip on April 4, 1476, an event that would make him return to Margaret of York again in order to meet his son and Margaret and Charles would start another night of of passion again.
Charles would escort his daughter Mary to the Austrian court to marry Maximilian who was to marry her in order to advance a peace treaty between the Austrians and the Burgundians regarding Alsace Mary would be married to Maximilian on May 15, 1476 and he would leave behind his daughter to raise an army against the Swiss, on this time Mary would concieve Archduchess Margaret b. February 20, 1477, the eldest daughter of the future Empress.
Charles succeeded in raising a fresh army of 30,000 men that he used to fight the Morat on June 22 1476. He was again defeated by the Swiss army, which was assisted by the cavalry of the Duke of Lorraine which is an ally of the Duke of Lorraine. On October 6, Charles lost in Nancy, which the Duke of Lorraine was able to recover.
Making a last effort, Charles formed a new army with Austrian allies and arrived in the dead of winter before the walls of Nancy. Having lost many of his troops through the severe cold, it was with only a few thousand men that he met the joint forces of the Lorrainers and the Swiss, who had come to the relief of the town and had the support of the people of Nancy, at the Battle of Nancy (5 January 1477). He himself suffered and perished in the fight, his naked and disfigured body was found after some days afterward frozen into the nearby river. Charles' head had been cleft in two by a halberd, lances were lodged in his stomach and loins, and his face had been so badly mutilated by wild animals which gnawed at his body that only his physician and his wife were able to identify him by his long fingernails and the old battle scars on his body.
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