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Histoire de Blanche de Castille
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Constance de Castile
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Histoire de Blanche de Castille
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Jeanne de Castille, la Reine Qui N'aimait Pas Dieu / Jane of Castile, the Queen Who Didn't Worship God
Pendant l'Inquisition, Jeanne de Castille, dite Jeanne la Folle, fut enfermée pendant 47 ans par son père, Ferdinand le Catholique, puis par son fils, Charles Quint. Beau personnage de femme, révoltée, amoureuse et passionnée, qui garde la tête haute dans un monde de luttes de pouvoir et d'intolérance religieuse.During the Inquisition, Jane of Castile, surnamed Jane the Mad, was kept imprisoned irst by her father, Ferdinand the Catholic, then by her son, Charles the Fifth. Noble character of woman, in love and passionate and revolt who keeps her head high in a world of struggle for power, and of religious intolérance.
Bertrand Du Guesclin, Connétable de France Et de Castille
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Jeanne de Castille, la Reine Qui N'aimait Pas Dieu/Jane of Castile, the Queen who Didn't Worship God
Pendant l'Inquisition, Jeanne de Castille, dite Jeanne la Folle, fut enfermée pendant 48 ans par son père, Ferdinand le Catholique, puis par son fils, Charles Quint. Beau personnage de femme, révoltée, amoureuse, passionnée, qui résiste et garde la tête haute dans un monde de luttes de pouvoir et d'intolérance religieuse.During the Inquisition, Jane of Castile, surnamed Jane the Mad, was kept imprisoned for 48 Years, first by her father Ferdinand the Catholic, then by her son, Charles the Fifth. Noble character of woman, revolted, passionate and in love who stands up and keeps her head high in a world of struggle for power, of religious intolérance.
