Henry IV: From Navarre to Paris: Navigating Faith and Power in a Divided France

Amidst the turmoil of religious wars and political discord, Henry IV rose from a Protestant prince in Navarre to become one of Europe's most iconic monarchs. His journey from the foothills of the Pyrenees to the throne of France was marked by battles, betrayals, and the delicate balance of faith and power.

Paul Renard takes you into an era of chaos and hope, where Henry IV paved the way for reconciliation. With his legendary pragmatism, military brilliance, and the groundbreaking Edict of Nantes, he succeeded in healing the religious wounds of his nation and laying the foundation for a united France.

Immerse yourself in the compelling story of a ruler who risked everything—including his faith—to bring together a divided kingdom. An inspiring portrait of the man who triumphed on the battlefields with his famous white plume and became known as "le bon roi Henri."

A gripping tale of courage, diplomacy, and the art of leading a nation through its darkest hours.

© 2024 tredition (Rafbók): 9783384468185

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Rafbók: 22 december 2024