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3 octobre 1569 : bataille de Moncontour opposant catholiques et protestants ➽ http://bit.ly/Bataille-Moncontour Se déroulant durant la Troisième guerre de Religion, elle opposa l’armée royale de Charles IX commandée par Henri, duc d’Anjou (futur roi Henri III), à l’armée protestante commandée par l’amiral Gaspard de Coligny
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3 octobre 1569 : bataille de Moncontour opposant catholiques et protestants ➽ http://bit.ly/Bataille-Moncontour Se déroulant durant la Troisième guerre de Religion, elle opposa l’armée royale de Charles IX commandée par Henri, duc d’Anjou (futur roi Henri III), à l’armée protestante commandée par l’amiral Gaspard de Coligny
22 juin 1586 : mort du médecin Louis Duret, l’« Hippocrate de France » ➽ http://bit.ly/Louis-Duret Médecin de Charles IX et de Henri III, grand praticien, éclairé par l’anatomie, guidé par le raisonnement, nourri et mûri par l’expérience, Louis Duret professa toute sa vie cette doctrine que le rôle du médecin est presque uniquement d’imiter la nature
HISTOIRE | Premières académies fondées avant l’Académie française ➽ https://j.mp/2YG9raW L’Académie française, ainsi que toutes les institutions humaines, a été précédée par des créations analogues, qui en étaient comme les tâtonnements incertains, les premières ébauches. Quel qu’ait été le mérite du cardinal de Richelieu dans la fondation de l’Académie, et quelque honneur qu’on doive lui en faire, il eut en ce genre des précurseurs au XVIe siècle
[PROVERBE] Quand chacun fait son métier, les vaches sont bien gardées ► http://j.mp/3amT6hO Tout va bien quand chacun fait son devoir. Ce proverbe nous vient d’un trait d'histoire resté célèbre : la retraite de Meaux, lorsque le colonel des Gardes suisses sauva le roi Charles IX en déjouant une conspiration organisée en 1567 par les protestants pour l’enlever
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June 27, 1550: The Birth of Charles IX, the Boy King of a Divided France
On June 27, 1550, Charles IX was born at the Château de Saint-Germain-en-Laye, the fifth son of King Henry II of France and Catherine de' Medici. Few expected the young prince to wear the French crown, but the deaths of his elder brothers changed the line of succession, and Charles became King of France in 1560 at just ten years old.
Because of his youth, his mother, Catherine de' Medici, served as regent and remained the dominant influence throughout much of his reign. Charles ruled during one of the most turbulent periods in French history, as violent conflicts between Catholics and Huguenots (French Protestants) erupted into the French Wars of Religion.
His reign is most famously associated with the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre of 1572, when thousands of Huguenots were killed in Paris and across France. Historians continue to debate Charles's personal responsibility, but the massacre permanently stained his legacy. Deeply troubled in his later years, Charles IX died in 1574 at the age of just 23 and was succeeded by his brother, Henry III.
Though his reign was short, Charles IX remains one of the most tragic and controversial monarchs of Renaissance France, remembered for ruling a kingdom torn apart by religious conflict.
Charles IX of Sweden: The Haunted Mad King
King Charles IX of Sweden is often remembered as one of Sweden's most determined rulers, but his reign was also marked by fear, superstition, and a troubled conscience. Rising to power after years of dynastic conflict within the House of Vasa, Charles seized the Swedish throne in 1604 after defeating his nephew, King Sigismund III, who also ruled Poland.
According to contemporary accounts and later legends, Charles became increasingly haunted by the violence that had secured his crown. The execution of political rivals during the infamous Linköping Bloodbath of 1600 weighed heavily on him. Courtiers reported that the king suffered from disturbing visions, nightmares, and periods of deep melancholy. Some claimed he believed the ghosts of those he had condemned appeared before him, demanding justice.
Although modern historians attribute these stories to stress, guilt, and the harsh realities of seventeenth-century politics, the tales contributed to Charles IX's reputation as Sweden's "haunted king." Despite his personal struggles, he strengthened royal authority and laid foundations that would later help transform Sweden into a major European power under his son, King Gustavus Adolphus.
Lilea Le Borgne, Bill Milner, Scott Folan, Philippine Velge et Stanley Morgan dans “The Serpent Queen (Saison 2)” série créée par Justin Haythe (2022) - adaptée de “Catherine de Medicis : Renaissance Queen of France” de Leonie Frieda (2004) - novembre 2024.
