Surname in search of a story By Jorge Beramendi
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has been identified as the head that kept a French retired 84 years home in 2008 for the Basque King Henry III of Navarre. A team of 19 specialists coordinated by Philippe Charlier coroner produced this result.
head lurched from that in 1793 Henry III's body was taken from his tomb in the basilica of Saint Denis (St. Denis) during the French Revolution. The earl owned a German in the nineteenth century and French antiques in the twentieth century. Henry III King of Navarre was embalmed and preserved so skin and hair.
Remember that Basque is the second king of the Bourbon dynasty, which came to be after 1588 in Henry IV of France, replacing of his late brother and regained the throne of France for the kings Basques. The Bourbon dynasty kings gave to France which led to a period of greatness and splendor. These kings of two monarchies received a double titulatura, the Sun King Louis XIV of France Louis III of Navarre ... If today we visited his palace at Versailles bed has two shields, that of France and Navarre.
In the Middle Ages Queen Juana I of Navarra Basque ascended the throne in 1284 with her husband Philip I. The following year death of his father King Philip III of France, the marriage of the kings of Navarre also went to the French throne. The husband took the name of Philip IV of France and his reign was one of those who left deep signs. Expelled the Jews of France, dominated the papacy established its headquarters in France, Avignon and sentenced to death than the Knights Templar Jacques de Molay and suppressed the order. The curse of the damned down over the cursed descendants became kings. The Basques were separated from France to enthrone Queen Joanna II while the French followed by a secondary male line of kings.
With Henry III of Navarre, the tenth grandchild of Queen Joanna I, the first queen who reigned in France, Basque, Basque monarchy regained the throne of France. Although he was much loved by the people in 1610, was assassinated. He was succeeded by his son Louis XIII of France (II of Navarre) and this Louis XIV (III of Navarre) and This great-grandson of Louis XV (IV of Navarre) and the grandson of that Louis XVI (V of Navarre) French Revolution cut off his head to it and defiled the remains of the kings of France that housed the Basilica of Saint Denis. That followed the misadventures of the embalmed corpse of Henry IV of France, culminating on December 15, 2010 when it issued the investigative commission head is recovered, separated from the body. This king was very gallant and seduced many women at the time and now his head is a balding, with bad teeth, with some black hairs, some red and other Americans. Thus passes the glory. In 2011, the head is buried in the basilica of Saint Denis after a mass funeral.
We agree that the Basques have heads persistent, very hard to make the time destroy them.
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