fjt_05963 - CONSEIL DU ROI Réunion du Béarn et de la Navarre à la France 1620
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Prezzo : 58.00 €
Tipo : Réunion du Béarn et de la Navarre à la France
Data: 1620
Metallo : ottone
Diametro : 27 mm
Asse di coniazione : 6 h.
Orlo : lisse
Grado di rarità : R1
N° nelle opere di riferimento :
Diritto
Titolatura diritto : NIL. NISI. CONSILIO.
Descrittivo diritto : Écu de France couronné avec les deux L couronnés et accostés de deux autres couronnes.
Traduzione diritto : Rien sans le Conseil.
Rovescio
Titolatura rovescio : PAX. AB. ORDINE ; À L'EXERGUE : 1620.
Descrittivo rovescio : La sphère terrestre sous des cercles célestes portant chacun planète ou étoiles, les planètes distinguées par leur signe astrologique.
Traduzione rovescio : La Paix naît de l'ordre.
Commento
Assemblés à Loudun en 1620, les huguenots demandent la révocation de l'arrêt du Conseil qui restituait ses biens au clergé du Béarn Louis XIII, estimant qu''l faut aller à eux, se rend à Pau C'est dans la cour du château que les magistrats lui demandent pardon d'avoir refusé l'édit Le 19 octobre, le Roi jure de respecter les privilèges de la province devant les Etats convoqués à cet effet qui, de leur côté, lui prêtent serment de fidélité Il décide à la même occasion de rendre effective la réunion du Béarn et de la Navarre à la couronne. C'est cet ordre rétabli qui célèbre ce jeton.
Assembled in Loudun in 1620, the Huguenots demanded the revocation of the Council's decision which restored its property to the clergy of Béarn. Louis XIII, believing that it was necessary to go to them, went to Pau. It was in the courtyard of the castle that the magistrates asked him for forgiveness for having refused the edict. On October 19, the King swore to respect the privileges of the province before the States convened for this purpose, who, for their part, swore an oath of loyalty to him. He decided at the same time to make effective the reunion of Béarn and Navarre to the crown. It is this restored order which celebrates this token.
Assembled in Loudun in 1620, the Huguenots demanded the revocation of the Council's decision which restored its property to the clergy of Béarn. Louis XIII, believing that it was necessary to go to them, went to Pau. It was in the courtyard of the castle that the magistrates asked him for forgiveness for having refused the edict. On October 19, the King swore to respect the privileges of the province before the States convened for this purpose, who, for their part, swore an oath of loyalty to him. He decided at the same time to make effective the reunion of Béarn and Navarre to the crown. It is this restored order which celebrates this token.