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dailyreigngifs · 2 months

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MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS and FRANCIS II 𓆩♡𓆪 Pilot - 1.01 -

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eyk-hetaart · 4 months

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bye bye holy rome

#i did. the meme #also I discovered the original of this meme and hoo boy lmao #hetalia #aph #hws #aph holy roman empire #hws holy roman empire #aph france #hws france #that guy is francis II #i swear I’ll do something more than a doodle some day #when I have the spoons

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athousandtales · 2 years

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FRANCIS, JOIN THE GAME.

Antonia Clarke as Mary, Queen of Scots and George Jacques as Francis II of France in THE SERPENT QUEEN (2022)

#perioddramaedit #the serpent queen #mary queen of scots #francis ii #francis de valois #mary stuart #mqos #francia ii of france #perioddress #mine: perioddrama #tsqedit #tsq #theserpentqueenedit #mine.#rayedit.#mine: gifs #perioddrama #period dress

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winterhalters · 1 year

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For the heirs to come, be brave… And meet me on the battlefield.

#historyedit #theserpentqueenedit #perioddramaedit #catherine de medici #*mine #henri iii #charles ix #marguerite of france #francis ii #16th century

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empirearchives · 1 year

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Napoleonic figures + random internet comments

In order: Napoleon, Talleyrand, Josephine, Lucien Bonaparte, Francis II, Pope Pius VII, Benjamin Constant

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cesareeborgia · 2 years

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↳ the children of Henri II of France (including illegitimate)

(requested by anonymous)

#henri ii #catherine de medici #francis ii #charles ix #henry iii #maragret of valois #diane de france #elizabeth of valois #claude of valois #house valois #french history #historyedit #requested #my gifs #*requests #creations*#catherinemediciedit

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catherinesboleyn · 1 year

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The Serpent Queen promo stills

1.02 (2022-)

#the serpent queen #catherine de medici #francis i #diane de poitiers #henry ii of france #edit

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gulnarsultan · 1 year

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Please i need more scenario of yandere Parents Catherine de' Medici and Henry II of France and maybe yandere brother Francis!!

In fact, as his twin, Francis is likely to be obsessed with his older sister. Francis clings to his older sister from infancy. He does not allow he sister to be taken away from he. He tries to spend all her time with he older sister. When he sister cries, Francis cries, and when he sister laughs Francis. He agrees to share her sister only with he parents. He can't even share he sister with he siblings. He keeps all foreigners and especially suitors away from he sister. He is revealing all he sister's secrets to he parents. Francis is like his sister's keeper and loyal bodyguard. It prevents he sister from communicating with others. Very pleased with the help of King and Queen Francis. The three of them made a great team together. Francis panics and gets very upset when his older sister is sick and injured. Francis always goes to his older sister for trust and love. He tells he secrets to he sister and takes advice from he sister. The king is in a better mood whenever his precious daughter is around. The Queen likes to decorate her daughter with beautiful dresses and jewelry. The Queen makes sure her daughter takes lessons in dance and music. She loves watching her daughter dance and listening to her sing. The Queen supports and encourages her daughter in hobbies.ızının dansını izlemeyi ve şarkı söylemesini dinlemeyi çok seviyor. Kraliçe, kızını hobileri konusunda destekler ve teşvik eder.

#yandere reign #yandere king francis ii x reader #yandere king francis ii #king henry ii france #yandere king henry ii france x reader #yandere king henry ii france #yandere catherine de medicini x reader #yandere catherine de medici #reign imagine

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nuncvive · 2 years

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New stills from THE SERPENT QUEEN (2022)

Credits: themoviesdb

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propalahramota · 2 months

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I find it super funny how the early Valois kings were like: noooo, Edward III and his grandkids, you cannot say you're the rightful King of France! Lex Salica says no succession through a female line!

But then Francis II was totally cool claiming to be the rightful King of England by the virtue of his marriage to Mary, Queen of Scotts, whose entire claim to the English throne is through a female line.

#england vs france in the late medieval - early modern era is the jusiciest messiest historical entertainment #super specific historical beef strikes again #the hundred years war #Edward III #Francis II #mary queen of scots

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unabashedqueenfury · 2 months

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Marie Antoinette (2022) • Reign (2013-2017)

Emilia Schüle as Marie Antoinette|

Adelaide Kane as Mary Stuart

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darkesttiimelines · 1 year

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#this post was inspired by me being absolutely sick of trans activists claiming that joan of arc/rani lakshmibai/insert literally any other #strong woman #is actually a trans man #they were no man at all #women have been brave and strong and amazing throughout history #and they still are #if only you'd get your head out of your ass to take a look #radical feminism #radblr #terf #trans #misogny #i am no man

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natimiles · 6 months

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Chronology and random facts in Ikemen Vampire

Because I was bored one day and now I can't stop thinking about it

First, their births and deaths (DD/MM/YY): Jean: ☀️ 06/01/1412 — 🧛🏻‍♂️ 30/05/1431 (19yo) Vlad: 🧛🏻‍♂️ 1431 — historically 💀 1476 (45yo?) Leonardo: 🧛🏻‍♂️ 15/04/1452 — historically 💀 02/05/1519 (67yo?) Faust: ☀️ 1480 — 🧛🏻‍♂️ 1540 (60yo) Shakespeare: ☀️ 26/04/1564 — 🧛🏻‍♂️ 23/04/1616 (almost 52yo) Isaac: ☀️ 25/12/1642 — 🧛🏻‍♂️ 31/03/1727 (84yo) Comte: 🧛🏻‍♂️ 28/05/1696 — historically 💀 27/02/1784 (87yo?) Mozart: ☀️ 27/01/1756 — 🧛🏻‍♂️ 05/12/1791 (35yo) Charles: ☀️ 15/02/1739 — 🧛🏻‍♂️ 04/07/1806 (67yo) Napoleon: ☀️ 15/08/1769 — 🧛🏻‍♂️ 05/05/1821 (51yo) Vincent: ☀️ 30/03/1853 — 🧛🏻‍♂️ 29/07/1890 (37yo) Theo: ☀️ 01/05/1857 — 🧛🏻‍♂️ 25/01/1891 (33yo) Arthur: ☀️ 22/05/1859 — 🧛🏻‍♂️ 07/07/1930 (71yo) Dazai: ☀️ 19/06/1909 — 🧛🏻‍♂️ 13/06/1948 (39yo)

Fact I: From what I found online, France started using electricity around 1870-1880. It intensified after 1881, after the Exposition Universelle (Universal Exposition) in Paris, when they lit up the Eiffel Tower.

Fact II: We know we are in the 19th century in-game, but don’t know which year exactly (not that I remember). Which means: our story is around 1870-1899, because there's electricity.

With all that information, I have so many comments and questions!

1. Imagine how freaked out Jean was when he went to the mansion! He died soooo young! And like 450 years BEFORE there was such a technology as a freaking lamp. Well, almost all of them died before the electricity…

2. Vincent, Theo and Arthur come from the future. They actually were alive in the same years that the story passes. I guess they never leave Paris or they would’ve encountered themselves? I don’t know how this paradox would work. Dazai is also from the future.

3. I never thought Comte would be the “youngest” pure blood. I don’t remember them saying anything about it.

4. Napoleon probably met Charles before. As a fact, I googled it and found a little story about it, but apparently it’s not proven: “They met by accident near the Place de la Concorde, the same place he had killed the last king a decade earlier. Recognizing Charles, Napoleon asked if he would do the same to him if it came to it. Apparently displeased by the affirmative answer, Napoleon asked how he could sleep at night, to which Charles said, ‘If kings, emperors, and dictators can sleep well, why shouldn’t an executioner?’”

5. Arthur not only knew Shakespeare’s work, but he wrote a poem about it — and it’s so hard for someone who has english as a second language to read. It’s named “Shakespeare's Expostulation” (published in Songs of the Road) and it’s Shakespeare complaining about the attribution of authorship of his works to Francis Bacon.

6. It would be so awkward a meeting between Jean and Charles. Not related to any particular information in this post, just thought of the irony and got sad.

7. Dazai (and probably Arthur) knows what a car is. It must be weird for him to ride a carriage.

8. Aside from Jean, Theo is the youngest. Isaac is the oldest (not counting Comte).

9. Not related to this post specifically, but did you know Isaac Newton never dated anyone? He died a virgin. Now think about what an awkward snowflake he’s in-game.

Masterlists

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tercessketchfield · 5 months

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MEN THINK ABOUT ROMAN EMPIRE. WOMEN THINK ABOUT HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE

JUDITH OF BAVARIA (797-843) — Daughter of Count Welf I of Bavaria, Judith was a Carolingian Empress as the second wife of Louis I the Pious. Mother of Gisela and Charles the Bald, she foght for both her own influence at court and for the succession of her son over the claims of his elder half-brothers, the sons of Louis I from his first marriage. Charles became the Emperor in 875, after the death of Louis II, his nephew and a son of his half-brother Lothair / fancast: Annabel Scholey

MARIA OF AUSTRIA (1528-1603) — Daughter of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor, and Isabella of Portugal. She served as Regent of Spain both jointly with her husband, Maximilian (before their accession to the imperial throne), and in person, for her father, and brother, Philip II. Her children include two Holy Roman Emperors, Rudolf II and Matthias, over whom she held great influence, and queens consorts of Spain, and France / fancast: Olivia Cooke

EMPRESS MAUD (1102-1167) — Daughter of Henry I of England and Matilda of Scotland. Her first marriage to the Holy Roman Emperor, Henry V, gave her the title under which she came down into history, and was a source of great pride to Maud. Rightful heiress of Henry I, she confronted her cousin, King Stephen, in the civil war, known as the Anarchy, fighting ferociously for her rights. She failed in this for herself but won for her son Henry, who became king and established the Plantagenet dynasty in England / cast: Alison Pill in The Pillars of the Earth (2010)

MARIA THERESA (1717-1780) — She succeded her father Charles VI as the ruler of Habsburg monarchy in 1740, and devoutedly defended it against its enemies in the War of Austrian Succession and the Seven Year's War. Wife of the Holy Roman Emperor, Francis I, she was a forceful personality and a competent ruler herself, reigning first in her own right, and later, jointly with her son Empreror Joseph II. Her children include two Holy Romam Emperors (Joseph II and Leopold II), queens consorts of Naples ans Sicily, and France / cast: Marie-Luise Stockinger in Maria Theresia (2017)

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empirearchives · 1 year

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I tell you I was shocked when I found out Francis II was only one year older than Napoleon

#LIKE WTF????#I thought there were several generations between them #Napoleon #napoleon bonaparte #Francis ii #Habsburg #Habsburg’s #napoleonic #napoleonic era #19th century #austria #Austrian empire #HRE #france #history #text post #Napoleon shit post

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best-habsburg-monarch · 4 months

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Maria Theresa, Archduchess of Austria, Queen of Hungary, Croatia and Bohemia, etc. reigned 1740-1780

The empress who reformed the empire while having a ton of children at the same time.

Maximilian , Emperor of Mexico, reign: 1864-1867

The last emperor of Mexico who supported liberal reform against the desires of Mexican conservatives.

Propaganda under the cut:

Maria Theresa:

From anon:

- chucked into ruling at age 23. while pregnant

- no prep!!!! Prussia invades Silesia!!! Ministers fucking around for their own provincial interests instead of for the Whole !!!!! and she has to somehow cope with all of this ....

- ALL WHILE being pregnant with Joseph (II) and we know that guy was just as ornery in utero as he was irl

- she's everything! He (Francis) is just ....Ken.

- YAS QUEEN rediversify that gene pool

- originally reluctant to participate in the 1st partition of poland (who wants galicia let's be real)

Maximilian

From: anon

- He loved plants

- He was a sassy man

- He had good taste

- He learned Nahuatl

- He’s cute (I mean look at him)

- He said “gay rights”

- He banned child labour in Mexico

- He gave many rights back to indigenous people

- Bro was wronged by France (haven’t we all?)

- He’s baby

- Got executed, come on, give him this guys 🥺

- He loved to design gardens and collect insects which makes me think he would've loved playing animal crossing

- An outspoken liberal in a period where the monarchy was still quite conservative.

- Vice-Admiral of the Navy who initiated scientific projects and exploration.

- Aesthetic girlie. Collected flowers, painted, wrote poetry, and kept a journal. He would have loved Tumblr.

- (Probably) gay or bisexual.

- Allegedly slapped Franz Joseph for refusing to allow Lombardy to have an elective body.

- Sisi's favorite brother-in-law (and not in a romantic way, fuck you Netflix)

- Refused to take the Mexican crown until a plebiscite had been held because he wanted to be invited by the Mexican people.

- Gave up all of his Austrian titles to go to Mexico because he believed he had made a promise to them.

- Also, his wife was amazing and capable and the amount of pure misogyny that certain historians and biographers have thrown at her is ridiculous. I know this isn't a Carlota poll, but she'd want Max to win.

- Netflix did him unbelievably dirty. Please give him this.

Did you know my man Max repatriated many pieces of Mexica artefacts?

He told Austria to cough up 3 main things that he thought were rightfully Mexican.

1. The Chimalli

2. A codex

3. A letter from Cortez to the chocolate man people seem to call Charles

The Austrians took their time but eventually gave back something

The Chimalli next to max so people know who to thank for it

#best habsburg bracket #the final round everyone #we've got reformers facing off

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