France

Famed for their sumptuous court, few escape Paris as incorrupt. The House of Anjou challenges this notion whilst stoking the flames of their notoriety. Embodying their history of ancient papal ties, France's late king spent much of his tenure instituting monasteries alongside his wife; the plague took them within a week of each other. Two figures emerged after the king’s death, diametrically opposed: the queen mother, long sequestered in a nunnery, and the king’s brother - the machiavellian Prince of France, elected as regent over his adolescent nephew. The queen mother breathed life into religious fervor while the regent emptied the pockets of Europe's kings, expanding his own power. However, once the prince regent's treacherous plots were revealed, King Philip asserted himself as full sovereign and Prince Marius was sent running into the protection of France's sometimes enemy, Empress Apollonia.

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