The Last Frontier of Fire and Sword
Chapter 607
When she heard what queen ludwiga said, it was the best way for the three of them. Fatima almost laughed angrily - even if the queen loved Natalie so much, she could tell such a lie and seriously want to believe it?
Fatima\'s expression was in the Queen\'s eyes, and queen ludwiga knew that she could not convince Fatima by saying so. So she explained, "do you know what Chechen would be waiting for if he married you?"
Fatima did not answer this question. In fact, she no longer wanted to listen to the queen of the Polish Republic. Just because of her noble status, Fatima didn\'t want to make it difficult for Pedro, so she reluctantly let her sit next to her.
Fatima turned her head to one side, and she expressed her attitude with this movement.
When Queen ludwiga saw Fatima behave like this, she also knew that Fatima didn\'t want to stay here anymore. But there are some things she must say.
Because queen ludwiga came here to persuade Fatima to make concessions. In the view of Queen ludwiga, it is right and natural for women to make sacrifices for their men.
Queen ludwiga\'s original name was Mary Louise de Gonzaga. She is a member of the Gonzaga family, a famous French family. Her father is Charles I, Duke of Mantua. She was born in Neville, France and received a good aristocratic education from childhood.
In 1640, Mary, 29, met Jan Kazimierz, who had just been released from prison in Paris (Jan Kazimierz was captured by the French and imprisoned for two years because he cooperated with the Habsburg dynasty to fight against France in the thirty year war). Their feelings heated up rapidly and they swore an oath of alliance. But soon after, Jan kazimiz returned to Poland at the order of his brother. After that, they never met again. In 1644, Polish king wadiswaf IV lost his wife, and the two married politically the following year. After her marriage to Poland, Mary changed her name to ludwiga Mary, because poles did not accept her namesake with the virgin.
The combination of ludwiga and wadiswaff IV is a pure political marriage. Just like her female official who married Jan zamois, both interests outweigh feelings, and both have their own love.
In fact, ludwiga still loved Jan kazimiz, the younger brother of wadiswaff IV; As for wadiswaff IV, his Fatima nodded, which was her last straw.
But Queen ludwiga broke her fantasy.
"Fatima, do you know that I have spent more effort on the affairs of the three of you than the three of you put together. I have almost read the Bible and the Koran There are all the chapters that may be good for you and Cherchen - but there is No. although your Allah agrees that a * * * can marry four wives, Cherchen cannot do so as a Christian. He can only marry one wife and should be a Christian. "
Fatima sobbed in a low voice. Queen ludwiga\'s words broke her last fantasy that she was willing to share with Fatima, which was based on the fact that they were both Cherchen\'s wives.
Outside the door, Pedro, who was still eavesdropping, heard Fatima\'s cry, and his heart began to ache faintly. After all, Fatima gave birth to offspring for their family, which Pedro attaches great importance to. The mercenary, who had always been mercenary, worried about his niece and daughter-in-law.
Several times, Pedro tried to push the door in, but he hesitated and relaxed his hand on the door handle.
The door was opened and queen ludwiga appeared in front of Pedro.
"Your majesty!" Pedro quickly stepped back and saluted queen ludwiga.
Queen ludwiga did not expect that Pedro had been eavesdropping outside the door. For a moment, the queen looked at Pedro\'s eyes with a sullen look.
Pedro was upset.
Finally, Queen ludwiga decided not to pursue Pedro. After all, it is human to care about her niece and daughter-in-law.
"Pidro," Queen ludwiga said to pidro as she closed the door, "I\'ve told Fatima what to say, and then it\'s up to her to decide."
"Yes, your majesty," replied Pedro nervously.
When the queen came to Pedro, she motioned him to raise his head.
"I will stay here for one night and want to meet his companions who went to Crimea with Cherchen and made great achievements in the establishment of the Republic," said the queen.
Fatima\'s expression was in the Queen\'s eyes, and queen ludwiga knew that she could not convince Fatima by saying so. So she explained, "do you know what Chechen would be waiting for if he married you?"
Fatima did not answer this question. In fact, she no longer wanted to listen to the queen of the Polish Republic. Just because of her noble status, Fatima didn\'t want to make it difficult for Pedro, so she reluctantly let her sit next to her.
Fatima turned her head to one side, and she expressed her attitude with this movement.
When Queen ludwiga saw Fatima behave like this, she also knew that Fatima didn\'t want to stay here anymore. But there are some things she must say.
Because queen ludwiga came here to persuade Fatima to make concessions. In the view of Queen ludwiga, it is right and natural for women to make sacrifices for their men.
Queen ludwiga\'s original name was Mary Louise de Gonzaga. She is a member of the Gonzaga family, a famous French family. Her father is Charles I, Duke of Mantua. She was born in Neville, France and received a good aristocratic education from childhood.
In 1640, Mary, 29, met Jan Kazimierz, who had just been released from prison in Paris (Jan Kazimierz was captured by the French and imprisoned for two years because he cooperated with the Habsburg dynasty to fight against France in the thirty year war). Their feelings heated up rapidly and they swore an oath of alliance. But soon after, Jan kazimiz returned to Poland at the order of his brother. After that, they never met again. In 1644, Polish king wadiswaf IV lost his wife, and the two married politically the following year. After her marriage to Poland, Mary changed her name to ludwiga Mary, because poles did not accept her namesake with the virgin.
The combination of ludwiga and wadiswaff IV is a pure political marriage. Just like her female official who married Jan zamois, both interests outweigh feelings, and both have their own love.
In fact, ludwiga still loved Jan kazimiz, the younger brother of wadiswaff IV; As for wadiswaff IV, his Fatima nodded, which was her last straw.
But Queen ludwiga broke her fantasy.
"Fatima, do you know that I have spent more effort on the affairs of the three of you than the three of you put together. I have almost read the Bible and the Koran There are all the chapters that may be good for you and Cherchen - but there is No. although your Allah agrees that a * * * can marry four wives, Cherchen cannot do so as a Christian. He can only marry one wife and should be a Christian. "
Fatima sobbed in a low voice. Queen ludwiga\'s words broke her last fantasy that she was willing to share with Fatima, which was based on the fact that they were both Cherchen\'s wives.
Outside the door, Pedro, who was still eavesdropping, heard Fatima\'s cry, and his heart began to ache faintly. After all, Fatima gave birth to offspring for their family, which Pedro attaches great importance to. The mercenary, who had always been mercenary, worried about his niece and daughter-in-law.
Several times, Pedro tried to push the door in, but he hesitated and relaxed his hand on the door handle.
The door was opened and queen ludwiga appeared in front of Pedro.
"Your majesty!" Pedro quickly stepped back and saluted queen ludwiga.
Queen ludwiga did not expect that Pedro had been eavesdropping outside the door. For a moment, the queen looked at Pedro\'s eyes with a sullen look.
Pedro was upset.
Finally, Queen ludwiga decided not to pursue Pedro. After all, it is human to care about her niece and daughter-in-law.
"Pidro," Queen ludwiga said to pidro as she closed the door, "I\'ve told Fatima what to say, and then it\'s up to her to decide."
"Yes, your majesty," replied Pedro nervously.
When the queen came to Pedro, she motioned him to raise his head.
"I will stay here for one night and want to meet his companions who went to Crimea with Cherchen and made great achievements in the establishment of the Republic," said the queen.