Where’s the detail comment PugJesus? I need your breakdowns so I can feel superior to people just doomscrolling plastic-faced batch cookers. EDUCATE ME HARDER YOU DOGGY SAVIOUR.
Charles V was part of the House of Habsburg, an incredibly successful (and incredibly inbred) royal dynasty of late medieval/early modern Europe. Because of this success, they managed, at several points, to have one candidate (of their family) ruling over multiple major holdings at once, due to feudal inheritance laws.
Here, Charles V is shown, as Holy Roman Emperor (Germany), King of Spain, Archduke of Austria, and ruler of several major Italian holdings, complaining about how THREATENED his land is by France, which borders SO MANY of his possessions! Surely this is proof of their nefarious intentions, and not how twisted and interconnected the Habsburg Family Circle has made itself in European royal politics 😭
Charles V would wage many wars through his long reign, including wars with France, in order to ‘defend’ his ‘rights’ as Holy Roman Emperor, which included the right of being superior to all other Christian monarchs.
Where’s the detail comment PugJesus? I need your breakdowns so I can feel superior to people just doomscrolling plastic-faced batch cookers. EDUCATE ME HARDER YOU DOGGY SAVIOUR.
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Charles V was part of the House of Habsburg, an incredibly successful (and incredibly inbred) royal dynasty of late medieval/early modern Europe. Because of this success, they managed, at several points, to have one candidate (of their family) ruling over multiple major holdings at once, due to feudal inheritance laws.
Here, Charles V is shown, as Holy Roman Emperor (Germany), King of Spain, Archduke of Austria, and ruler of several major Italian holdings, complaining about how THREATENED his land is by France, which borders SO MANY of his possessions! Surely this is proof of their nefarious intentions, and not how twisted and interconnected the Habsburg Family Circle has made itself in European royal politics 😭
Charles V would wage many wars through his long reign, including wars with France, in order to ‘defend’ his ‘rights’ as Holy Roman Emperor, which included the right of being superior to all other Christian monarchs.