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Margaret de valois (valois) (1May 55314–161May 27) Queen of France and Navarra, also known as La Reine Margot. Margaret of valois was born in the Royal Castle of Saint-Germain-Onlai. Her brothers call her Margo. She is the daughter of King Henry II of France and Catherine de Medici. She has three brothers who are French kings: Fran?ois II, Charles IX and Henry III. Her sister, Elizabeth of valois, is the third wife of Spanish King Philip II. Although Margaret loved Henry I de Lorraine, the third duke of Burgess, her ambitious mother would never allow the Burgess family any chance to control France. Instead, she asked Margaret to marry Don Carlos, the son of Philip II, but failed. Catherine de Medici also considered marrying Margo to Portuguese Crown Prince Don Sebastian, but failed. Finally, Margaret was forced to marry Prince Henry of Navarra (later King Henry IV of France) of the Bourbon family. Henry is the leader of the Protestant Huguenot Sect. This marriage is a plan to coordinate and integrate the relationship between Catholicism and Huguenots with family ties. Although Henry's mother, Queen Jenny Dabrett of Navarra, opposed it, many Navarra nobles supported the marriage. Jenny Debrett died before the wedding. Margaret married Henry. At that time, Henry's mother had died, and he succeeded to the throne and became the king of Navarra. According to records, during the whole ceremony, the bride and groom always looked straight ahead and never looked at each other. When the cardinal asked Margaret if she would marry Henry, she didn't answer. So Charles IX held her head and forced her to nod. Only six days after the wedding, on the night of Saint bartholomew, Catherine de Medici led French Catholics to slaughter thousands of Huguenots, known as the Saint bartholomew Massacre. After the wedding and the riots, Henry left his wife, fled Paris and returned to Navarra. Margaret was controlled by her brother Henry III and became a de facto prisoner in her family. There was a small detail. Joseph Boniface de larmor, one of Margaret's lovers, also escaped from the San Bartholme massacre. He tried to free Margaret from her brother's control, but the plan failed and she was executed by Henry III. Later, Margaret was able to see her lover's body by bribing the executioner privately and secretly took his head. This story is also mentioned in Stendhal's Red and Black, in which Mattel, one of the heroines, imitated Margaret and stole his head after his lover was tortured. Margaret was finally allowed to find her husband, and for the next three and a half years, Margaret and her husband lived a critical life in Bo. Everyone has an open lover and often quarrels. Margaret returned to the French royal family after her illness in 1582. But Henry III resented her reputation and forced her to leave the royal family. After long negotiations, she was allowed to return to her husband's country. But she got the cold shoulder. In order to tide over the difficulties, she staged a coup in her fief, Argan, and seized power. After months of defense, the citizens of Argan got up and took her to Kara Castle. 1586, she was detained by Henry III in Usson Castle in Overwien, where she spent 18 years. 1592, the negotiation between her and Henry to dissolve the engagement began for seven years, 1599, and the negotiation ended with retaining her title of queen. In the near future, her ex-husband will become one of the most popular kings in France. During these years, Margaret wrote her memoirs. This memoir was published in 1658 after her death. The memoir describes the life of her brother and ex-husband in the form of a story. Beautiful and strong, Margaret has many lovers, among which the famous ones are Joseph Boniface de larmor, Jacques de Halle, Lord de Chang Huaron and Beech de Ann Breuers. However, her beauty gradually faded, she fell into poverty, and the debtor came to beg for it. In despair, she sold all her jewels. She reconciled with her ex-husband and his second wife, Marie de Medicis, and returned to Paris to become a consultant for poor artists and patrons. She often helped the court plan and raise the children of Henry IV and Mary. Became a famous court wet nurse. She died in Paris on May 27th 16 15 and was buried in a church in valois. Thousands of people who loved her mourned her departure and the demise of the Valois dynasty.