Kingdom of Aquitaine

The Kingdom of Aquitaine was created after major concessions made to the English after the French Wars of Religion.

Creation
In 1585, Edward VI of England inflicted heavy casualities on the French, claming the regions of Aquitaine, and Brittany. He soon met the French king Henry III and negotiated for several days to create both Aquitaine and Brittany into independant, Protestant realms to which the French staunchly refused. The English were equally determined and the English queen negotiated with Henry III privately. Not much is known of the meeting between the two, but Henry III agreed to recognize Aquitaine as an independant kingdom and Brittany as an independant duchy. The Prince of Conde was installed as King of Aquitaine and his eldest son was betrothed to Cecilia Renata, the niece of Edward VI to maintain the Protestant alliance.

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