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Henry IV, "Henry IV"?

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Henry IV "Henry IV"? Certainly this is a dubious proposition, for two reasons. From a cultural standpoint, the King of Navarre was a French prince to the High Court of Valois, as had been his mother's niece Francis. I've always wondered what besides conversion to Protestantism was part of the soul Bearn bearnaise or the whims of its ruling family. Anyway, it seems that today nobody is fooled: myths about the Béarn Henry are recreations of the nineteenth century Romantic served to an audience that loves Bearn that we talk to him.

well, and it's related to whom Henry IV was culturally and genealogically the prince of Navarre was a French prince. It often overlooks the father of the King: there is not a family more representative of the French nobility that Bourbon (s?), I almost want to say oïlique.

side, we forget all too often be pointed out that the mother of Jeanne d'Albret was Marguerite d'Angoulême, sister of Francis! Henry IV by the fortunes of dynastic succession was found heir to the Kingdom of France, but a mother, it was a Valois and a close cousin of the last kings of this dynasty. It goes without saying that the Valois family, like any noble family in Europe, was highly cosmopolitan.

remains the maternal grandfather: Henry d'Albret. Romanticism tends to make a "Gascon". It was a good time at this time that the robbers were no longer Albret heath ... The Albret allied with Rohan to Sully already Bourbon, to Chatillon, ... Side of the mother of Henri d'Albret, it is the family of Foix, who was allied Louis XII. For the rest, she was descended from many English sovereigns. To find an ancestor Gascon Henry IV, he should have to go back to Amanieu Albret in the eleventh century ... And what is a proper ancestor Béarn, Henri IV had none!

In terms of the linguistic identity of the ruling family of Navarre, it seems to me that Jeanne d'Albret, born in Paris, unaware of the Gascon. As for his son, to my knowledge there is no evidence of the time tending to make us believe he spoke the language, or at least he had retained an accent when speaking French.