While the king deals with the Templars, a domestic crisis threatens the dynasty's legitimacy. Philip’s daughter, , Queen of England (known historically as the "She-Wolf of France"), discovers that her brothers' wives are committing adultery. The Iron King by Maurice Druon - She Reads Novels
The Iron King by Maurice Druon is the explosive first installment of ( Les Rois Maudits ), a seven-volume epic that explores the high-stakes political intrigue and family scandals of 14th-century France. Originally published in 1955, the series has gained renewed worldwide fame as the primary inspiration for George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire . Historical Background: The Reign of Philip IV the iron king maurice druon pdf
Philip’s reign was marked by devalued currency, heavy taxation of the church and Lombard bankers, and the expulsion of the Jewish population to fill the royal treasury. The Scandal of the Tour de Nesle While the king deals with the Templars, a